TIME PASSAGES
by Rando D300

Comment:
This is just too cluttered looking to be anything more than a snap shot to me. Particularly distracting is the glass table top and the space below it.

Ringtones
by soccerdad

Comment:
I get it but it just looks like a sloppy, cluttered snap to me. Sorry.

The Kiss of Dawn Awakens the Brolga
by Node

Comment:
Where are the words?

I can't tell what this is supposed to be a sillouhette of. Mostly it looks like a big sign and a wheel.

So True
by Neuferland

Comment:
I can't help being a bit biased against this shot because I'm positive I've seen a very similar shot elsewhere on DPC. Also, it was discussed in the forums. Also, I've seen Jurassic Park so this has become a rather tired trick.

Photographically, I think cleaning the mirror free of dust before shooting would have improved this. The mirror frame adds nothing to the shot which suggests some kind of cropping is in order.

School Bus
by Terramar

Comment:
The words 'school bus' are a very familiar sight on school buses so they really aren't the focus of this shot. There is no surprise factor to make the words interesting. I find the connection to the challenge rather tenuous.

Photographically, while I appreciate the contrast of yellow and blue there isn't much else here to hold my interest.

Beauty is a Form of Genius ...
by lagavulin

Comment:
I find this unpleasant. I'm not offended by the nudity, I just don't find this a beautiful nude. The image does not support Wilde's words, IMO.

One Earth
by C-Fox

Comment:
This is nice a shot but the connection to the challenge is rather tenuous. The words on the man's t-shirt really don't impact the photo at all. There is no surprise factor that makes the words stand out.

Downtown Fort Worth
by annasense

Comment:
Good subject but you really need a tripod for this shot.

Washington Monument
by coolhar

Comment:
Very nice. Simple, balanced, and serene.

Bicycle on a Snowy Night
by coolhar

Comment:
I really like the quality of the light on this shot. My suggestion is to crop out the train to just about an inch to the left of the foremost tree. The trees, the fence, and the building add a sense of place to the enviroment but the train, an interesting subject in itself, steals interest from the bike.

Message edited by author 2004-07-14 14:13:28.