Miners Kitchen
by BAMartin

Comment by Tez:
Here's my 2 cents/pence:

I like the image, it looks like someone just left the room. However, I think it needs a little work to get the most out of it as it looks a little flat right here- maybe a little USM on it and a little boost in contrast would help it along a bit to make it live a bit more as the colours on the wood look a little bland, also there is a lot of shadows which probably harbour some detail that cannot be seen.

I do like this picture but with a bit of work, this could be great. Good job.

Pure Despair
by BAMartin

Comment by Melethia:
Definitely a bit on the depressing side. I get the feeling the subject has just lost a very large chunk of change. And I like that the subject is the second thing you notice - for some reason it makes this more effective.

Memorial
by BAMartin

Comment by staab:
This is such a cool and unique variation on a subject that has been shot time and time again. What a way to make this your own. The crop here is something I would've never even considered... very inspiring photograph.

Tracks into the Desert
by BAMartin

Comment by staab:
Wow! This is an amazing image. I love the contrast, the detail... everything. Great pic here!

Department of Printing and Engraving
by BAMartin

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Repeat what J P said. Also, I like seeing the tiny people along the bank to give the shot some sense of just how huge the building is.

Peaceful Bahamas
by BAMartin

Comment by Someamateur:
Nice photo with some great DOF. Some nice contrasting colours.

Another Roadside Attraction
by BAMartin

Comment by muur88:
i especially like how you captured the walker across the street. i think the bg would blend with the cars and the viewer's eye would stop at the women's head and this shot wouldn't be nearly as cool as it is. i'm curious how important the walker was to you.

The Land That He Loved
by BAMartin

Comment by goala:
maybe you should clean your sensor ; )

Pure Despair
by BAMartin

Comment by lissylou:
The brightness of the middle screen draws my eye away from the women. I love the capture of her though.

Pure Despair
by BAMartin

Comment by johnmcboston:
not doing it for me. i want to see the woman, not the TV...