Tripod stance
by Melethia

Comment:
It's a unique and entertaining stance, but not nearly as creative as what I have seen from Snaffles.
Do you have an embarrassing picture of Lutchenko? I'm waiting for that one to come out of the London GTG.

Message edited by author 2009-08-11 21:02:25.

The changing
by Melethia

Comment:
Hot? In England? Unless there has been a major climate change since I lived there, "freakishly hot" is 85 degrees. It does look like a nice sunny day, so that's a rarity right there!

Message edited by author 2009-08-11 20:59:24.

day11
by love

Comment:
Cute and somewhat quirky. Like it.

A day out in London... fun for all the family!!
by Lutchenko

Comment:

Originally posted by Lutchenko: yawl comon back an vote a bit more nah

Near perfect, but it's spelled "Y'all". In New York, it would be "Youse guys"

Message edited by author 2009-08-11 10:54:57.

A day out in London... fun for all the family!!
by Lutchenko

Comment:

Originally posted by Art Roflmao: "Ooh in bloody ell doos he think he is pointin thot camerer at?!!" <---badly written British accent. Try to stay alive this month, Will. :)

Ken had better watch it. I think Americans are more wide open to cultural taunts. I'd love to hear an Englishman faking a deep southern accent.

A day out in London... fun for all the family!!
by Lutchenko

Comment:
This family looks like they have been sightseeing all day and are at the point of burnout.

Welcome to Cowtown
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:

Originally posted by Penny_weaver: Do you know what the significance is of both kids having their left shirt sleeve at full wrist length but their right shirt sleeve rolled up? Any idea what they had been doing or were about to do??

They may have been coming from a rodeo or other such contest, but I don't know about the shirt sleeves.

Perched
by Lima_to_LA

Comment:
Good subject and composition. The direction of the lighting and the backlit subject is hard on this, however.

The Fallacy of Vision
by franktheyank

Comment:
I like the play of light ans shadows in the lower half of the image, the upper part isn't doing much for me, but that's what is making the other part.

Window Into a View
by Damzel

Comment:
I like this a lot, but I see quite a bit of artifacts. Mostly visible in the plants, but I can see some in the stone as well. The result of comrpession. Though not an extremely small image, at 121k, you did have a bit more overhead to try and avoid some of the artifacts. Fitting this much detail into a 640 pixel image is tough however, and even at the full 150k challenge limit, you may have had some.