Car Bridge
by Truazn637

Comment:
Great symmetry and it just draws you into the picture. The colors work well too. The only gripe I have, and I recognize that it is out of your control, is the billboard on the right, on the right. Other than that, I really like this picture.

My brother might be comming the other way!
by liltool

Comment:
I obviously have no idea what this is, but I like the designs and colors. Is it a macro of a headlight?????

Between Rides
by autool

Comment:
I really like the colors and the composition in this picture. I hope this was set-up, or else that poor guy is having to carry that heavy saddle while you stand by and watch. :-) This would look great on a ranch house wall.

Going Nowhere, Fast
by puppet10

Comment:
It's really interesting how you were able to get some of it in focus, and some of it not. Makes it look like the tree is moving very fast, and the tombstones are frozen (an interesting metaphor). You may or may not have had control of the black pole-thing in the middle and the black horizontal stripe, but it gives the impression that you shot on the fly without considering composition.

Cruising at 50
by jimmsp

Comment:
Very effective use of blur, I think.

LOOK OUT!
by #1 Bronco Fan

Comment:
Good depth and use of colors

Back Roads
by Sonifo

Comment:
Good shot -- I like teh colors and the focus you have used.

A Monumental Discovery
by GeneralE

Comment:
The red tone is interesting, and it is focused very well so that the detail is really captured. I think this picture may have been improved by a different approach -- maybe a different angle, or even a little off-center.

"No, I'm not going to stop and ask for directions"
by jaid

Comment:
That's what my dad used to always say! I love this picture! It is focused well, teh compostion is great, and is shows a sense of humor. I like the way the lead duck looks like he's looking for traffic. A little more room at the top would have given the ducks somewhere "to go."

POP (PY) Art
by Dogman

Comment:
I like the way the red stands out. I would also like to see the original, maybe with a soft focus, or slight blur, just to see if the "mood" changes dramatically.