You play, you pay.
by keone

Comment:
I like the tightness of the composition. Just enough elements to get the message across. Wish the "GO" were lined up with the edge better, would feel better and have more impact.

Catopoly
by Ram21

Comment:
cute. I sense yor careful set-up is about to be rearranged. You've done a good job of making the background unobtrusive, but natural. The composition doesn;t feel well reasoned out - perhaps cropping in so that the "monopoly" is coming down into the bottom left corner? Would bring attention to the important elements - what the game is, and the cat looking on.

Exact Change Only!
by drgsoell

Comment:
A frustrating situation, recognized by all. lots of money, but not ON you. A little soft on focus, composition is busy - maybe cropped in to the hands and the change slot ?

Gold Rolex = $$$ at pawn shops - world wide.
by jimsapp

Comment:
Well lit and sharp. Composition could be more interesting...with it tilting to the left it is hard to look at the face, I'd rather have it tilting up on the left and down on the right - the way ot would be when you twist your wrist to look at it.

I Feel Lucky Today
by fisheye

Comment:
Cute idea to have the ticket in a money clip, having it crumpled a bit gives it some texture and dimension. I'm not sure what the circular stack is on the right - it is distracting. I do like the worn counter top for a background. Wish the color of the background were a little "richer" no pun intendid

Big Bucks!
by basia03

Comment:
A valid idea, a large house means big bucks. Taken from this point of view, though the trees, gives a feeling of exclusion which works with the subject. Howver the exposure is too dark on the trees and two light on the house. Perhaps if you exposed for the house and let the trees be in silouette. You should crop in on the house to make it clearer that os the subject.

Pocket Money
by willem

Comment:
fantastically sharp! Fresh lighting, nicely balanced composition without being too obvious

Caviar dreams and Champagne wishes
by Jason

Comment:
I'd crop in on the left and right - the sign would be even more dramatic looming over a vertical composition. If you could get a stronger sense of the street stretching out infront of you it would be great.

Get whatever your little heart desires, Sugar!
by drydoc

Comment:
funny, original. Nice touch with the bow tie! Upper right corner works better than lower left because there is less glare off the background material. composition feels a bit cramped.

In the Shadows
by kualgu

Comment:
Interesting to look at - strong diagonal. interesting light. However it just doesn't come together for me, I don't know what it is, which isn't such a big deal, but I don't understand what its saying either.