robot in your place
by gesell

Comment:
Nice lighting here... I almost want to see this photo in a vertical orientation and see the whole robot. Good job!

Available at all leading music retailers
by paully2k1

Comment:
Nice layout... The lighting is a little weak and this photo seems a bit grainy...

Michelob
by bobgaither

Comment:
Dos Cervesas, por favor :) This is a nice shot. I would definitely like it better if the bottle and the bottom of the glass were not cropped out...

"Paperboy" Publicizing a Bookshop Event
by sjgleah

Comment:
This is a neat photo but I just can get impressed with the background....

Hi Dad!
by lcgleah

Comment:
Dad looks mad! I hope you didn't wake him up to take this shot.. :)

over exposed self
by nborton

Comment:
This is an interesting submission... I agree with the title.

red cliff and waterfall
by sulamk

Comment:
This is a very nice landscape photo. I like all the elements of this landscape. What bothers me here is that the falling water in this photo gives me a "from the top down" impression rather than "from the ground up". I'm also a sucker for longer exposures on waterfalls but since this is just *my* preference, i don't include that in my scoring :) Nice shot!

Upward
by dlh

Comment:
This is a good concept and I particularly like the tilt in this shot. I'm sure you will receive some comments the other way on that though... I think this shot woud be more impressive with some higher amount of contrast. In my opinion, there isn't enough contrast between this tower and the background. it would be really neat if someone was climbing the ladder. You probably ran into the same problem I had trying to get a similar shot. I bet this tower was fenced in and locked up! Good job...

Under the Pier
by langdon

Comment:
I really like your perspective on this photo. The detail in the foreground is great! I can also definitely tell that I am looking up :) I have also, during preparation for this challenge, learned how to achieve this shot and maintain proper depth of field to keep everything in focus. You simply have to step back about 18" from this pole. You don't have to put yor camera right on it. Nice job!

Water Pines
by Danny

Comment:
This is a nice water reflection photo. In a photo like this, you may want to consider having some of the shoreline visible in the shot so that it doesn't look like a filter has been applied. My *first* thought when I saw this shot was that it had been filtered. As I looked a little more, I can definitely see that it's a water reflection. Nice shot!