After the Alcohol; Before the Hypothermia
by alanfreed

Comment by FranziskaLang:
LOL, funny snapshot. to be honest, in my interpretation of the challenge (which is obviously different from yours), it doesn't fulfil the challenge. there's only the inbetween state, not the before and after (or even after and before). funny capture though. :)

After the Alcohol; Before the Hypothermia
by alanfreed

Comment by PTLParsons:
This is a nice snapshot that needs to be a little lighter, but it doesn't meet the challenge. The title tells us why it is before and after, when the photo should show that. Otherwise we could take any photo and put an appropriate title on it and submit that. I hope you can understand, and feel you've probably heard this a dozen times already.

A Very Cliché Shot in Punxsutawney
by alanfreed

Comment by MattW:
Nice photo, but kind of confusing.

A Very Cliché Shot in Punxsutawney
by alanfreed

Comment by MajorChaos:
so your the one I saw on T.V. pushing the other photographers to the ground!
nice job!

After the Alcohol; Before the Hypothermia
by alanfreed

Comment by sher:
lol...too funny! great shot!

A Very Cliché Shot in Punxsutawney
by alanfreed

Comment by OneSweetSin:
Good shot, and considering the time of day just being there deserves a 10 =o)

Eternally For Sale
by alanfreed

Comment by sher:
nice shot...love the colors!

Garage Squares
by alanfreed

Comment by Bullwinkle:
I like the simple tones and easy on the eyes composition. A hair bright on the roof but that's liveable in my books. I would have cropped out the brown driveway to give the semi illusion of dangling teeth. But if the bottom brown works for you to give stability to the lower image section that is cool too. A nice comfortable image that settles well with a mug of hot cocoa.

Eternally For Sale
by alanfreed

Comment by lisae:
Wow, great textures. The composition is effective. Nice, gritty study of an old building.

Garage Squares
by alanfreed

Comment by DennisF:
Good composition, nice mood. The subject doors are a little dull. Shooting snow is hard and easily fools the exposure system in the camera - might try to shoot snow with one f-stop smaller.