Silent Majority
by Gene L.

Comment:
This is one of the most effective uses of post pricessing that I have seen on DPC so far... it does a nice job of adding to the mood and moving the mood towards the interpretation of the challenge rather than just being something 'cool'... good shot :) - jmsetzler

Tailored Attire for 2002
by Gotcha

Comment:
This is an excellent interpretation of this challenge. I think you have done an excellent job of composing this image and the effort definitely shows. I love a photo where I can see the effort of the photographer at work. Good job :) - jmsetzler

The Escape
by Amphian

Comment:
Good work :) I wonder what this one would look like in color... i'm not sure that the black and white really adds to the image... I love black and whites but I only use it when I think it adds something nice to the mood of the photo... :) - jmsetzler

Wall Street Avalanche
by amnon

Comment:
interesting photo, but it doesn't say 'corporate world' without the title... - jmsetzler

Diogenes Searching for an Honest Corporation
by spiderman

Comment:
interesting photo, but it doesn't say 'corporate world' without the title... - jmsetzler

something has come over us
by heartsdivide

Comment:
I'm sorry, but I don't understand the relationship between this photo and 'corporate world'... - jmsetzler

We Got Burned
by timichel

Comment:
unfortunately, this is a powerful image of corporate america at the moment... i hope that these tragedies have not affected you directly... good shot :) - jmsetzler

a cute hamburger
by censura

Comment:
cute indeed :) - jmsetzler

Tax Laws
by ttruth

Comment:
This is a neat image.. I like the framing and composition with one minor exception... one 'rule of thumb' that I try to follow when possible is that a photograph should read like a book... from left to right and from top to bottom.. once again, it's a rule of thumb and not a requirement by any means. If you open this image in your photo editing software and do a horizontal mirror, you will see what I am talking about... for some reason, it's more natural for the eye to move from left to right in a photo than from right to left... good work :) - jmsetzler

Corporate Leftovers
by gigageek

Comment:
interesting photo, but the post processing isn't working for me... it is almost over the limit of still looking like a photograph... - jmsetzler