So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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Comment by caba:
Front page stuff

So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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Comment by RyanW:
This made me burst out laughing. Kudos. You get a 10 and a favorite from me because this is almost exactly how i pictured that part of the book so many years ago.

Into the Light
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Comment by Catherine_B:
I think I would like this more if it was cropped a bit from the bottom. Your subject is just a bit too distant for me. 6

Into the Light
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Comment by Pangurban:
This is a lovely composition and I really feel the woodland! The framing certainly isolates and accentuates the subject but I think I would have liked to see a little bit more of him.

Warehouse A
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Comment by ShaneBlake:
I thought those windows looked familure...

;) Go, Snap Dragon! Get you a Top 10...

Warehouse A
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Comment by jomari:
Nice one! Great subject for the challenge.

Warehouse A
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Comment by nam:
Terrific subject for this crop restriction. The narrow vertical really emphasizes the height of the building and, therefore, gives us a sense of the size it must be.

Warehouse A
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Comment by hiltonmd:
Now that captures the essence of the challenge. Well done!

Warehouse A
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Comment by chalice:
This is well-presented, with nice detail. However, there isn't much to interest me in the subject matter. It would be more pleasing if someone was leaning out of one of the windows, or if curtains were blowing out a window, or some such thing. I realize that you can't create wasn't isn't present; I'm merely mentioning what I think holds this kind of image back from being a winner. (Believe me, I do the same thing all the time.)

Warehouse A
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Comment by levyj413:
Nice use of the format. I know you can't control it in this shot, but I keep wanting to see details in each window. I feel sort of like this is an excellent frame for really interesting stories in those window, but then I can't explore those stories.