"Bus Stop" (Indefinitely) by William Inge
by ty-wilkinson

Comment:
Nice rusty-crusty. Maybe cropped a touch too tight at the bottom for my preference, but that's a nitpick.

The Sniper
by emily212

Comment:
Is this what happens when the old girlfriends finally catch up with you? I might've given it a bit more contrast and sharpness, but that's just a personal preference.

A Midsumer Nights Dream by William Shakespere
by danculwell

Comment:
A bit dark, but hey, it's a midsummer night! The clouds look pretty cool in this shot.

Exploring America by RV
by Blackbox

Comment:
Hi, Clark. Good to see you getting out of the driveway and having some adventure.

"The Sound and the Fury" by William Faulkner, 1929 (Benjy's World)
by ThatChickOverThere

Comment:
A good conveyance of the title.

Lassie. "Eric Knight"
by RianBotes

Comment:
Seems like a really good snapshot of your kid and dog. The boy's head being slightly cut off is my only real nitpick.

One Green Apple by Eve Bunting and Ted Lewin
by danielcheong1974

Comment:
You obviously know what wins on DPC.

The Beach
by Iraklis

Comment:
Comes off slightly overprocessed to me, but still an interesting shot. I like the way you used the man in the foreground to frame the scene.

Tick-Tock, Around the Clock
by Shy_Firefly

Comment:
5.2 and a mid-pack placement is doing pretty good the first time jumping into the fray. My first entry scored about that and many of them still do!

Saturated Candy
by nicoleangel

Comment:
Feedback, per your request.

As pop-art, this is kind of cool looking and works as art. As a photograph, it is just so overprocessed that it is no longer a photograph and the voters punished you for that. As far as visual appeal, it is far from the worst in the challenge. It might have done decently in an abstract challenge. Despite the scale reading BAD<---->GOOD, there is far more that goes into many people's votes.