untitled
by Gnarf

Comment:
Another one of your photos I find quite intriguing. I wouldn't be surprised if you ended up with your work hanging in a gallery one of these days. Then you can have the last laugh at these low scores.

JUMP !
by kashi

Comment:
Excellent shadow! I suspect you got hurt on the crop here - wish we could see just a little more of his feet.

Shadows & Reflections
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Jeb, did you try this one in quadtone or duotone? I think it would be very interesting to see some color variations on this one. I understand, however, that you may purposely have juiced the colors as a contrast to the emotive of the wheelchair. I certainly agree with Don that this is underrated.

insections
by skewsme

Comment:
Colleen, your recent insect photos are fascinating. I was quite taken with the fly at the end of the straw, and find this most worthy as well. Most artistic. I would have given it a 7 or 8 if voting - sorry I didn't get to this challenge!

Wagon Wheel
by Hipychik

Comment:
Excellent duotone conversion here! This looks like it could be an old-time western postcard.

OH...
by colorcarnival

Comment:
LOVE IT! I think this is really underrated. The legs, probably missed by many during quick voting, really add a sense of mystery. Very nice work indeed.

Shelter from the Storm - Drovers Shed
by BAMartin

Comment:
Although I like the rustic element to this photo very much, I'm not seeing much in the way of shadow here. With just a touch more focus, I think this would have done quite well in the furniture challenge, however.

Missing
by levyj413

Comment:
I'm surprised this didn't score considerably higher. I think there may be too much negative space between you and Amelia, but then again, it also gives a spacial sense of distance, so I'm torn on that. I do like the grain a lot. The only thing that bothers me here is that the shadow seems more like an aside than the reason for the photo. Nonetheless, I find this an artistic and quite poignant piece. Excellent work.

Walking Through Walls
by posthumous

Comment:
Most interesting, Don. I really like the OOF nature. Gives the emotive of a blind boy searching. I've been impressed with your work lately.

Walking out of the Shadows
by jaysonmc

Comment:
Very artistic, Jayson. I like the low-key aspect very much. I do think there is something too happy about her expression and stride to match the pensive mood, however.