Monty Pythons Boxing Match Redux!
by JulietNN

Comment:
Oh man, the bad tattoo you posted is in good company. And by good company, I mean bad.
It's a very well done photo, technically, but lacks the Monty Python feel entirely. The expression seems unrelated, and I don't feel as though I'm getting the story you want to tell.
(I'm aware of what you're referencing)

Elementary
by h2

Comment:
h2y
Quality stock still life.

Night Rider
by marbo

Comment:
You need to smooth out the lightpainting a little bit, but this is interesting. Definitely potential here, but things seem sorta haphazard, particularly the green laser light. The wall is rather garish, and the composition needs to be strengthened. It's very static. A lot of that could be alleviated by changing your pov by moving closer, to the left, and lower.

Hotwheels
by scalf123

Comment:
I like the context you've provided us with, something to reflect on other than simply the toy car (as in other shots). Giving or taking, that's the question.

inside
by tnun

Comment:
Spooky. Strange. Otherworldly, like a haunting cosmos that lies beneath.
I dig.

Lug Nuts
by Melethia

Comment:
Nice job using the theme as a tool for a street capture.

949
by witt34

Comment:
I like the sprawling spokes, like spider legs.

Let's Roll
by daevans

Comment:
Way overcooked, but I'm sure you know that. I like the perspective quite a bit though- a different way of looking at things that most missed.

My New ; J.W Young,, Fly Wheel
by mrbig65

Comment:
I would have voted this higher simply for the fact that you chose a very different subject matter, but there is much more to this photo than that. The angling of the reel and, really, just the overall composition, is very nice. Though it's cramped, and busy, it feels so complete and perfect in its arrangement. The converging fishing line is nice, pulling us out of the frame towards the rodtip. I could definitely see this in Field & Stream or Fly Fisherman.

rotation through life
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Huge fan of the simplicity of this shot. Perfect use of contrast to eliminate the unnecessary, leaving the viewer with the only things that matter. I also very much enjoy how you've brought a commentary to a hazardously cliche subject matter and elevated it to something wholly different and better. Grain and lack of focus work well here, especially together. Surely one of my favorites.