Tree Lined
by Pixelstate

Comment by just-married:
The trees don't excite me much, but the remainder of the ferris whhel is implied and interesting.

Tree Lined
by Pixelstate

Comment by Node:
Just a tad on the dark side for me to score higher.

Tree Lined
by Pixelstate

Comment by Marjo:
Great find for the challenge.
(It seems a bit dark...on my monitor.)

Tree Lined
by Pixelstate

Comment by Discraft:
Great foto! i like the lines that guide you to the wheel! the b&w just fits there perfectly! wonderful shoot and good luck!

Tree Lined
by Pixelstate

Comment by Ivo:
Yes this meets the challenge and should have wide appeal. It really is a great shot and you deserve high marks.

Tree Lined
by Pixelstate

Comment by Kylie:
Wouldn't be surprised if this gets the Blue!

Tree Lined
by Pixelstate

Comment by nordicgirl:
Really dont know if this darkness makes it better. Also should have croped same amount of trees in bouth sides.

Tree Lined
by Pixelstate

Comment by cpurser:
VERY nice, but maybe a little dark, and you should have waited until the person had passed. This is probably a Top 10 though. Good job.

Tree Lined
by Pixelstate

Comment by redmoon:
ha - looks familar (i went there at night the other week for the last challange). in terms of perspective and angle, this is really very good. i like how the Eye looks coming up beyond the trees. i also like how the pinching of the tree line is continued up through the Eyes support structure. what lets you down a little bit is the dark and over-grey of the tree and paving area - it's just too dark and ill-defined, and hard to make out. increasing brightness and contrast might have helped. 5.

Jelly Baby Baguette
by Pixelstate

Comment by Blackdog:
I didn't get a chance to vote during the challenge, sorry. I think the shot is very good technically. The DOF is ok, defining the look you were after as you said. The composition is good, the knife is carefully placed. If anything it looks a bit too "staged" if you see what I mean? There's no crumbs at all, the knife clean and polished. I agree with crabappl3, one or two jelly babies on the plate may have helped the idea along a bit?

Also, I'm no expert on lighting, not by any stretch of the imagination, but it seems a bit dull or flat, whatever the expression should be. I do know that the right light can make a or break a shot, I'm not saying it broken this one but it seems to lack some lustre, if that makes any sense and was of any help then you're welcome, if not then forget it, if you like it the way it is then that's what counts.