grid rock
by lecook

Comment:
I really like the simplicity here, as well as the pattern that hte shadow makes.

Yeeeee-haw!
by lecalan

Comment:
Very good capture of the action. I like this shot in black and white, and having the background slightly blurry makes the attention focus on teh cowboy.

Hair Cut
by Kimbly

Comment:
A touch too much empty space at the top and I wish the right elbow hadn't been cut off, though I think I can understand why you did. Very effective lighting.

God, it's Hard Being Green
by dpchallenger

Comment:
I like where you have Kermit placed, and I really like this picture. I think it would have looked good in color as well.

Engrossed
by sjgleah

Comment:
I like the pattern the fence (?) makes. I think it would have seemed more balanced to me if the reader had been about 4 posts to the right. From a different angle, I think it would have also been a nice shot without the reader.

a sunny afternoon
by tyd

Comment:
I think cropping or framing it so that the pole-thing wasn't in it and moving the subject to the left would have made it more balanced. I kinda get the feeling you were hiding somewhere and were trying to take the shot without him seeing you.

Photoshoot Setup
by FranziskaLang

Comment:
Really nice, I like how you can see the texture of the flower and the hand. The reflection really adds to the picture, and though the hand doesn't bother me at all, it would be a nice picture without it as well.

Automobiles
by bobgaither

Comment:
Excellent subject matter for black and white. A neat thing would be to have it a little out of focus, or not quite so sharp so that it would like an old photograph. Having said that, I also know why you wouldn't do anything like that for the challenge, it's just a though. My only real suggestion, then, would be to either crop some off of the back car since you cropped the front, crop the back one and not the front one, or don't crop any of them out. That way, it would give the impression that the cars have "rolled" into the picture, and they have somewhere to "roll" out. I hope that made sense, if not ask me after the challenge and I'll try to elaborate.

Untitled
by irae

Comment:
Excellent composition -- I like the way you captured the texture of the hat, and the child's expression.

Ying & Yang
by zerplord

Comment:
Nice set-up. Either you are extremely lucky, or those are two obedient dogs! The brightness in the upper left is a bit too much, I think.