A ride for life
by fyremanj1

Comment:
I'm not entirely sure what this is a picture of, seems the subject is more the flag than the too dark vehicle that takes up most of the frame.

stopped trains
by myles13

Comment:
good composition from what I can see, but far too dark to get the real details of the shot.

cat
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
I like this shot because of the light "stars" and the angle and crop you decided upon. I would have cut out the license plate, but I can see why you probably kept it in-- to make the title totally obvious! My only quibble is thew wicked bad shadow on there.. is that your shadow? ;)

UP&DOWN
by Pep Ventosa

Comment:
the crooked house really throws the shot off for me, it makes everything feel out of proportion.

"Same Day Air"
by casualguy

Comment:
brilliant lighting! :) I love this.

Wheel of Fortune
by progersct

Comment:
too bad the logo wasn't ride side up, cool shot thought, nice focus. I would have preferred a more even crop on the wheel itself just for some symmetry, but that's not always necessary! :)

Easy Rider Pro Model
by miss parker

Comment:
i like this shot for the expression on the kid's face! lol it's all attitude! I am amused by the pole in the shot too to get the little trike to "pop a wheelie" ;) There is too much "nothing" to the left in my opinion, so I might have cropped a little more on that side to put more attention on our little hell's angel. :)

Yesterday's transport
by jjim

Comment:
I'm afraid I can't see what you mean to be the transportation in this shot..is it the waterway? Tiny bit of a stretch to fit under the challenge theme, but its a beautiful country shot with lush colours. Good luck!

Black and White on water
by amnon

Comment:
very creative post processing, but it makes your shot look more like a line drawing than a digital photograph, which is not my particular taste for this challenge. I am curious as to what your thought was in choosing to do this in your picture.. perhaps you told us in your notes or you will in a post challenge post. :)

Hot set o' wheels
by Maverick

Comment:
a lot of people frown upon desaturation, think of it as gimmicky, but it really works to draw attention to the important element of a picture, and I think you used it effectively here. I like the reflections and the linearness of the wheels. I like the DOF where you've thrown the brand of the skate slightly out of focus. well done!