Jaws
by BrianR

Comment by stevieian:
this is quite interesting to look at. Not sure why the black on the left, but it seems to work.

Jaws
by BrianR

Comment by crabappl3:
Not sure what the woman is doing, but the ship and kid in the background along with her standing in the mouth of the shark makes for a surreal image. This is interesting and the more one looks at it the more it feels like a painting that should be hanging in an art gallery. Wish her hand was down, but that's not within your control while shooting the shot.

Jaws
by BrianR

Comment by mstone:
poor choice on the border

Jaws
by BrianR

Comment by Melethia:
While I suspect you really wanted the woman in the jaws, it's the child running across the way with the ship behind that truly makes this work. I do like the unbalanced border - I think it works nicely here.

Jaws
by BrianR

Comment by jaysonmc:
One of standouts in the challenge. The shapes and context are magnificent. The figure in the background really seems to break up the static shot and add some humor and tension release to the photo. I'm a line slut, so this really works for me.

New Born, Yet to Fly
by BrianR

Comment by snaffles:
This shot STILL cracks me up! The poor little birdie doesn't know what to do with all these ginormous parts attached to him! I might've tried to put him a little less dead centre but I really can't suggest any way to improve the pp, it looks great to me.

Jaws
by BrianR

Comment by Iraklis:
Ha! Good one. Nice framing, the child in the distance really adds to this.

5450New-Born-123.jpg
by BrianR

Comment by SaraR:
That is so cool!

Clive, A Genuine Homeless Person,With his Worldly Possessions.
by BrianR

Comment by plims:
aslong as he's happy :) nice capture!

Clive, A Genuine Homeless Person,With his Worldly Possessions.
by BrianR

Comment by nothx:
What I like most about this photo is the honesty. Being poor doesn't equate to messy-haired kids with dirt smudged on their faces as too many photos in this category try to portray.