Cup is in the beauty of the eyeholder - eyes for sale
by eyeslander

Comment:
I don't understand the title, nor how this fits in with the spirit of the challenge - neat image, though!

Wrapped
by mpeters

Comment:
I like the idea, but to be pernickety, I wish the paper extended in to the top left hand corner.

Any Minute Now
by JuliBoc

Comment:
I don't usualy like partial desaturation, but it does work here.

Salvation For Sale
by lovemelvin

Comment:
Super composition, and a wonderful expression on the 'vendor's face. I wish focus was sharper on the woman.

will bless for food
by Mark

Comment:
Focus needs to be a great deal sharper to make the most of the scene.

Mercatino rionale
by Rino63

Comment:
Love the composition, the sense of being there watching people going about their business - my eyes just can't stop looking for new detail! That said, it is a great shame about the overexposure on part of the vegetable stall, as this would have scored a much higher mark from me otherwise. 6.

Secondhand Shimmer
by RKT

Comment:
Neat.

"Burger, Fries, and Coke..."
by tfarrell23

Comment:
The diagonal slant works well here.

Choir for sale
by Melethia

Comment:
Perfect depth of field and composition. For this challenge I would like to have seen some indication or context to show that they were 'for sale' - even if it was just a tiny price label on a piece of string attached to one of the figures. Nonetheless, I really like this.

Fixer Upper
by weegee

Comment:
This photo has a great deal of potential, but does need a little editing to maximise its impact. Most obviously, the sloping horizon needs straightening - this would have the added benefit of showing the boat listing, which would add to the sense of decay and decrepidness. A bit of an adjustment to levels would also bring the subject out a bit more, but I wouldn't increase saturation at all - you have got the colours and texture of the rust spot on.
Doesn't quite meet my idea of the spirit of the challenge, an so deducting one mark - sorry!