A Rural View.
by nibbles

Comment:
the contrast between shade and sunrise is too great to make this a satisfying image.

The Big Oak
by glad2badad

Comment:
appears a bit over exposed to my eye

Faded Forty Ford
by linny

Comment:
I really like this and think it might do well. IMO waiting until later in the day when the light was a little softer on the dash might have improved the image. You lose a lot in the dash and windows

Life is a moment
by CorySmith

Comment:
I am sure this is scoring well. I know it would have been tricky on exposure, but I would have liked to have seen more detail in his hat. I would also like to see a little bit more eye.

Driven by Nature
by david_1190

Comment:
Very nice, the light is good, color and contrast are good. Are the darkened edges allowed in Basic Editing?

Surviving the elements
by IreneM

Comment:
a visually intriguing image and I hope it scores well. It seems that you can see the wind pushing it, but I don't know what it is causing that illusion. Somehow I would like more DOF, but at the same time the shallowness adds to the image. I almost marked this down because the leaf really doesn't look weathered. Great image, wish I had taken it.

post-cognitive dissonance
by tate

Comment:
Scored this well, but I don't really care for this much processing and some how the centering of the building doesn't create interest or cause your eye to explore the image. It is obvious that the building is weathered, but some of that is lost in the processing.

Rockport
by dogz

Comment:
well exposed, good color, I might have been tempted to saturate the colors a little more, the glare on a couple of the buoys are a bother.

Barn Window
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Scored this well, technically it is great, the PP is a little more than I would like and it has an abstract quality that does not necessarily say weathered and does not totally come across as a photograph

School is Out, Forever!!
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
Gave you a 7, technically a great image (focus and exposure are right on), the distance to the house causes the weathering to be less obvious and I have never cared for the distortion caused by a wide angle lens.