Coca Cola Baby
by emorgan49

Comment:
What a contrast of cultures! Or merging, or something. I'm not sure what the word is I am looking for.

flight
by nixter

Comment:
I suspect the graininess might hurt you on this, but I find it adds to the mood.

Tourist Shot
by Melethia

Comment:
I have to skip the vote on this one, as I know it's a Melethia entry and that would influence my vote. I do like these street shots in Germany, however. The cobblestones have a great pattern, especially in this kind of light.

Added: Ok, it wasn't Germany, but I knew it was yours. Placed towards the high end, too. Congrats!

Message edited by author 2009-01-23 00:29:37.

Unfathom'd dells and undiscover'd woods
by Schmeldontino

Comment:
Looks familiar. I know I've seen this in the forums, but I don't recall whose it is. I liked it the first time I saw it as well. The gradual fade into the mist is wonderful.

Ever come home late?
by Len Scap

Comment:
The pic looks a little soft. I woudl guess it was probably an extreme crop to get in this close. It's a good catch of a real scene, however and the title is most appropriate.

dont touch
by reezy

Comment:
The odd composition of this shot would work for me except for the focus being on the bricks instead of the person.

I Can't Sew Without Them
by limerick

Comment:
On my calibrated monitor, I can see some dark smudging on the right, just under the glasses and in the top right corner. I'll be that won't show on my uncalibrated monitor at home, however.

Can I Help?
by jnenvir

Comment:
The focus is on the bird and the couple in the background, rather than what was intended to be the subject couple. Must be some bright sun, as both of those people in the background are shielding their eyes, and it only draws more attention back there.

My Superman
by imagesbytlp

Comment:
Just too cute.

Seen better days
by kivgaen

Comment:
I like the choice of words you decided to highlight with the lens. Is it these glasses that have seen better days, or your eyes?