Another Lousy Hotel Room, Another Bad Guy To Catch
by JulietNN

Comment:
She's not gonna be chasing him down it those stiletto heels, is she? Looks good, but, ow!

Train
by Kae

Comment:
This is fun. You can tell these kids were hamming it up for the camera. My grandson makes a "tough guy" face whenever the camera comes out.

Motocop
by neophyte

Comment:
I think the partial desat works well on this.

the hard work of vintage
by chimaera

Comment:
Grapes? At first glance I thought it was dung. But that made no sense. Vintage dung? Nahhh. Photography-wise, I'm afraid I find this to be a good snapshot, though some adjustments could probably improve this. It's got good basic material here.

Measure Twice, Cut Once
by bassbone

Comment:
Very nice b/w treatment and excellent use of motion blur.

"Who put the 'g' so FAR from the 'u'??"
by Lydia

Comment:
How many WPM can he do? Probably types faster and more accurately than I do. Could maybe benefit from slightly greater DOF, otherwise I really like this.

Teleworker Home Office
by dstarwalt

Comment:
Hmmm. This is interesting because, well, it's similar to my own entry, so I certainly can't critique the choice of subject any. I don't think you had very good lighting to work with here, however. There's a distracting object in the foreground as well. I think it's the tip of a chair.

Labor disgraces no man
by Jaker

Comment:
A wonderful entry and the title is fantastic! I think the title on it's own is worth a high vote. Of course, we don't vote on the title. I want to know how you did this sort of selective desat within basic editing rules.

Working Hands
by BarbB

Comment:
What great detail and lighting on this! Reminds me of my own work. My fingers used to look like that when I worked as a field technician fixing copiers. I used lots of stuff that was hard on my hands, and couldn't do any detailed work if I wore gloves. When I eventually transitioned to doing network integration, the nasty hands went away (and my wife was happier).

My only nitpick is a bit of high ISO noise in the lower part of the frame. Not sure you could fix that in basic without killing some of the other details, however.

Yardwork
by dassilem

Comment:
I like the idea, but it seems a little washed out and overexposed by just a touch. Could possibly benefit from some levels/curves adjustments.