Day 1 - Phone Call
by menele

Comment:
I love the balance of three. Is it my eyes or is the door handle on the booth on the right not level with the other two? I would like to see a little more contrast to make those doors pop out and appear as tho they were ready to open up to the viewer. Great composition!

crisis
by boysetsfire

Comment:
Wow so much being said here. The patterns, the reflections, the diagonal, the man with an umbrella. The contrast of rain vs. what the mural represents. I love that he is a silhouette. Awesome!

1
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
Interesting composition - the people look like they were placed in all their spots. Great candid!

Fire Door
by jackal9

Comment:
Interesting subject. I think I'd like to see some more crop off the bottom to get rid of the slanting angle in the left.

Day 1 - Ev
by jonfrommk

Comment:
Ha great idea with having him kind of either pop into the frame or getting ready to pop out. I am with the others - I think some more contrast would add some to the pic.

DAY 1. B&W. full moon ..
by roz

Comment:
Is this from Roz the mediocre photographer??? Mediocre - NOT lol woman still laughing at you. I love the vignette - adds drama to the centerpiece. I think it is cool that you did this in moonlight! I will say tho - I find the little dot of the moon a distraction to the piece. I think because it is just this little tiny dot kind of out there. Lol mess with nature and clone out the moon!

Strong
by Retroesque

Comment:
I love the patterns in the wall openings. The clouds contrasting with the sky is gorgeous! I like the tree too - but it seems to get lost against that wall.

Country Kitchen
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Ahhh, another nice kitchen. The angle reminds me of one trying to get a shot into a Southern Living mag or something. Nice use of lighting!

Jefferson and Washington(s)
by levyj413

Comment:
You know, when I voted on this during the challenge, I really liked it for the clarity and the reflections. And I saw it was "validated" and I had no idea what on earth was wrong with it. Well - gee - I sure am unobservant. Knock on head - there is only ONE Washington Monument. So - wow what a great pic! It's very beautiful. Very clever way to design the pic. Thanks for explaning how you did this.

At Least 100 Years Old - Made to Last Forever
by maxaz1

Comment:
oh wow, I had no idea it was a mortar and pestle. What a great item to still have around. Looks like it is still in good condition. Since it is old, I wonder how the whole pic would have looked in sepia tone. Very interesting!