belt
by tpbremer

Comment:
Nice example of shallow DOF.

Tropic Moon Rise
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Beautiful shot - love the round blue halo around the moon, with stars peeping through, the nice lighting on the boat and palm tree silhouettes.

Center of interest
by mitalapo

Comment:
I presume his face is lit by a cell phone. This is an interesting shot - I like the people pyramid and just enough lighting to be able to see their faces without being highly visible.

Classic Stop
by gunsmith6

Comment:
Do people think every shot should be staged perfectly?! Maybe you should have picked a place without the signs in the background too! Come on folks. This is a great shot that tells a story with strong emotion. In addition, it is a great candid capture of an early 70's 'Vette. The poor driver was probably doing 53 in the 50 mph zone.

Reflections in a Rainy Civic
by posthumous

Comment:
I like reflections, and this is a reflection - both photographically and poetically. Congratulations on the brown - a strong statement about the voters. After all, a car ad must have a color picture of a car, right? Duesenberg sure followed the norm with its ads, didn't it? (Of course, they're out of business, so I'm not sure what that says...)

Mercury's Ride
by TomsPhotos

Comment:
I think this is a great shot. The building in the background looks like a period chrome diner (eatery) to me, and I love how you matched the color of the text to that of the car. The driver is just a great plus.

Antique
by Rino63

Comment:
I'm bothered by the feather going across the eye socket on the skull. I like the idea, and the combination of dogeared book, quill, and skull.

Pencil art
by petitmartin

Comment:
Disturbing. Nice arrangement and use of blues.

Time
by kwiktor

Comment:
For me, this is too dark. The glass globe on the lamp seems dirty (especially the top). I so want to like this shot - it has lots of the elements I love, but for me it struggles. Things like cropping the lamp (right side) but not the clock (left edge), the lamp reflector being almost edge-on to the viewer, rather than behind and slightly to the right of the lamp, etc. Even though it seems too dark for me, I do like the uniformity of lighting between the clock and the lamp.

Birds on iceberg
by gmink

Comment:
This so does not look real. I know the birds are supposed to give it context for size, but they look fake too. The blues in this shot are wonderful.