Eye Candy
by goguen

Comment by grigrigirl:
Fun! ..nice title too :)

Eye Candy
by goguen

Comment by Gracechild7:
Visually interesting. I see the "looking out" part, but not nessecarily the "inside" part.

Eye Candy
by goguen

Comment by amsmyth:
I have to say that I don't understand this one at all and it doesn't come together for me

Color Angles
by goguen

Comment by faidoi:
Beautiful colors. Too bad there's a lot of dust and fingerprints. Usually stilllife that you can set up most of these factors can be cleaned up.

Future Track
by goguen

Comment by A Weaver:
This is a really nice Photo. I really dont get future part about it because we already have train tracks. (6)

Future Track
by goguen

Comment by silverleaf:
i like the angle of this, but I wonder if maybe the foreground were sharper and then have the plants, and tracks get blurry indicating an uncertain future.. just a thought..

Future Track
by goguen

Comment by Alpine99:
In the confines of this challenge this image has very little WOW.. I'm also having an issue woth the focus.. You need to use the max DOF here and use manual focus at a couple of feet.. Looks like infinity is in focus but close up has suffered.

Future Track
by goguen

Comment by chalcone:
I love the romanticism of this picture. It is so simple but it conveys a strong sense of unobstructed linkages between past, present, and future. Very nicely executed.

Future Track
by goguen

Comment by ttreit:
well done shot. I really feel like it goes forever.

Future Track
by goguen

Comment by wingy:
At first I looked at this and thought "yep, forcing a pic into a challenge topic." and sighed to myself. Then about 5 seconds later I thought "nope, I was completely wrong." This shot does a great job of representing the future because it draws your eyes off into the distance right up to the point that you can no longer make up the tracks. It leaves you wondering what is up ahead. It carries with it not only a sense of distance or scenery, but I think it does a pretty good job of expressing time as well.
The colorful pebbles in the foreground add to the appeal of the shot. Given that the shot is so focused on symetry for effect, the difference in the space that the trees and greenery fill in on each side is something to consider. I wouldn't say for sure that it poses a problem, but it does seem to draw attention to itself and I don't think that helps.
Nice work.