MLXXXVI
by bvy

Comment:
I think you've posted a shot of her before. How many shots of this woman did you fire off as you were walking past her?

The Ultimate Driving Machine
by bassbone

Comment:
I'll be honest and tell you I gave it one of those 4's. Not because I thought it was poor, because it is not. Normally I would have probably given it a 7. I was trying to understand the people who normally vote low on good entries and I was trying to vote on a scale of don't like<--->like instead of bad<--->good. It was an interesting experiment and I gave low and mediocre votes to some killer shots, while some lesser pics that appealed to me got higher votes. This looks exactly like an ad I would see in a glossy magazine, and also one that I would turn past without a second glance. Glad to see my experiment didn't hold it back any. I didn't think it would.

Street Portrait: Robert Armstrong
by choltmeier

Comment:
Tons of personality coming across here, and I like the treatment. Not a b/w, but not strong colors either. Just right for street photography. Faved it.

Here comes the storm
by DCrest01

Comment:
My eye kind of wanders around and is not sure what the subject really is. The title and composition suggests it is the clouds, but those dayglo painted boats keep pulling my eye to the right.

MERLIN
by rembo

Comment:
I see I'm not the only one who has been to a renfest recently.

Why does his arm look so weir--AHH, KILL IT! KILL IT!!!
by MrXpress

Comment:
Kind of busy in the background, but this is a case of "it is what it is".

Rain Rain Go Away
by vtruan

Comment:
Nice, though I think it needs a little more tweaking to bring some more detail out of the shadows.

Quit Work, Go Fishing
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Piloting that boat looks like a lot of work as well.

Until I light up again....
by Damzel

Comment:
There is a lack of sharpness and clarity to this photo and I think most of it is due to the use of excessive JPEG compression. Your file size of only 36k 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)

Quitting
by lucienwest

Comment:
A bottle of booze? Close up of a cigarette? Not totally sure...