Immobile
by h2

Comment:
Doesn't look like that cable lock helped much. My favorite from this challenge so far.

some some
by jmritz

Comment:
I expect this will get slammed in voting, but it made me stop to think about what you were trying to do or convey. I don't have a clue, but you get some pointage for making me slow down and think about it.

1916 Center Street Bridge
by Lawton

Comment:
The light on the buildings makes them look almost computer generated.

First home
by herfotoman

Comment:
Not quite my definition of the subject, but Oh, so cute!

Ha HaTree
by dtremain

Comment:
Tree no laff at Grog enymore when Grog invent hatchut.

Helter Skelter
by MaryO

Comment:
Ok, that's cool.

Ice, Snow, and Cold Water
by jere2201

Comment:
I like the textures here and you have some good contrast and details. Maybe the composition could draw the eye around a little better.

Reminds me of two of my own entries.

This one did poorly, and I expected it to. I was after strong appeal for a narrow crowd, and the comments indicated that those people saw exactly the same thing that I did.


This one surprised the heck out of me, however. I generally expect abstract to perform mediocre at best in any challenge that is not abstract specific.

Twin Fawns
by jere2201

Comment:
Reminds me a bit of one of my own entries that scored even worse.


A lot in common, I think. Mine suffered from being shot at the long end of the zoom, in bright overhead sun.

Thank God for a Nectar
by jere2201

Comment:
A good shot, but I think what kept it down was the wealth of top notch hummingbird shots that people have seen on DPC before. A high ISO setting resulted in more noise grain to the image than you probably had to have. I generally use ISO 400 as a good general purpose walkabout setting, and in bright light, I use 200. I only take it higher when conditions dictate.

Corn Harvesting
by jere2201

Comment:
An interesting scene, but I think you have several problems going on here. The image is very grainy. It looks like you were shooting with a very high ISO at the long end of your zoom, which can result in less than crisp images. Composition is a bit too centered for my preferences as well. Definitely has potential, however. Hope this helps.