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Comment by PennyStreet:
I've got my coat to keep me warm.

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Comment by Cyrilda:
My what Big Teeth You Have.....

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Comment by digifotojo:
Dammit I'm c-c-c-c-cold!

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Comment by mariuca:
"...the better to smell you..."

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Comment by Abra:
�Snow? Nope, coke�

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Comment by Art Roflmao:
"Undomestic"

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Comment by MeMex2:
I would title this 'fabulous'!

New York Guide in a single sheet of paper
by clickodak

Comment by sidpixel:
Hello from the critique club

An interesting image that contributes to the challenge

Its a striking, colourful poster you've found here Marcel, there is plenty of interesting detail there. However, in terms of the challenge brief it is hard to identify this as a single sheet of paper, because you have chosen to shoot it full on there is nothing to act as a reference, it could easily be a sheet metal plate. In order to fulfil the brief you would have been better to either screw it up so that creases were clearly evident or to shoot it from an angle where we could see the edges of the poster

Fireworks
by clickodak

Comment by sidpixel:
Hello from the critique club

An image that contributes to the challenge well

Nice one Marcel, I like it. My first words as I was scrolling down the image �oh, I like that�, this is a lovely abstract and very fitting for the challenge. Your composition is good using the corner to anchor the cascades of the flower and yes, I can see your 'fireworks' connection. I also like the lighting and the processing, it all hangs together well. Good seeing and execution Marcel, well done.

A morning at -27 degree Celsius
by clickodak

Comment by sidpixel:
Hello from the critique club

An image that contributes to the challenge

Ah, the things that have to be done for the sake of our art! It is perhaps understandable given the freezing conditions, that you didn't make more of the scene in front of you even though it is, to be honest, quite an uninspiring vista you have chosen. This country scene is having to do battle with the man-made horizon of the distant city on the left. So, I think a square crop of the right just to the left of the twin trunks makes for a more harmonious image. The other big problem is the lack of contrast, it lacks the impact that could have revitalised it to some extent with whiter snow and darker tree and grasses. If you were to use such a crop the distant vertical structure would need removing too. Never mind Marcel better luck next time...