Wanna Ride?
by BrandonTheCanon

Comment:
I like the way the trike stands out with brighter colors. If it blended in this would not work nearly as well. Also a nice bokeh background to tune out other distractions.

My Blue Schwinn
by LadyK

Comment:
This sure brings back some memories. My first bike was a purple stingray, from Williams Cyclery on Long Island. Hmmm. I wonder if they are still in business?

Sideways
by JeniY

Comment:
Good comp, but the overall image is not grabbing me any. There's a lot of jaggies around the edges of the bike. Perhaps a different resizing method could help with that.

So Go Find the Answer
by raish

Comment:
This one needed a creative title and you came up with a good one. The big problem with this shot is the darker details of the bike are lost in the background.

Spring bike
by rennie

Comment:
Almost nailed this one, except for two biggies. First is there sees to be a bit of visible blurriness, probably camera shake from a low shutter speed. I also find the wide angle perspective to be a little odd looking for this shot. The colors and subject are great, however. I'd love to see some of your outtakes after the challenge.

Office Parking
by Strikeslip

Comment:
Which one belongs to the CEO?

Overgrown
by greigner

Comment:
Nice perspective, and I like the partial desaturation. This same effect has done well for a few photos of my own.

View from my bike
by hajeka

Comment:
Not a bad view, but as a photo, it's not really grabbing me, I'm afraid. Not sure what to suggest other than perhaps a different viewpoint over the bars. I think there is just not really any leading composition going on.

cat bike
by ytshuva

Comment:
Cute, however this comes off to me as more of a snapshot. The centering of the cat and the tilted pole are the two big problems for me.

First Ride
by k9logic

Comment:
Is there anyone over 40 who did not have streamers on their first bike?

*Knock, knock*
JPEG Police here...

There is a lack of sharpness to this photo and I think most of it is due to the use of excessive JPEG compression. Your file size of only 35k indicates a highly compressed image and that is what is robbing a lot of the detail and sharpness from this image. Check your compression settings when you save your file. Always adjust JPEG compression so that your file size is as large as possible, but within the challenge limit. (150k for this one)

The nature of the image covers it well, and I am likely the only one who will notice this.