Triangles Everywhere--How many can you see?
by kcuman

Comment by We1mx3:
Another Kansas City Native!

Triangles Everywhere--How many can you see?
by kcuman

Comment by holdingtime:
seems to flat...needs more definition

Triangles Everywhere--How many can you see?
by kcuman

Comment by tristalisk:
66 triangles?

Triangles Everywhere--How many can you see?
by kcuman

Comment by wester:
would improve if it showed all of the lower triangles and a bit less sky.

Audience of None...
by kcuman

Comment by BobsterLobster:
Love the figure about to exit the frame. Wish it wasn't slightly overexposed though. I really like the guitar's composition. Figure's slumped shoulders helps make this shot interesting.

Audience of None...
by kcuman

Comment by dunamis:
I had to stretch my imagination to come up with an "outside looking in" interpretation. Too big a stretch. Otherwise it is an interesting photo. The blown-out area on her back bothers me. I like your title.

Audience of None...
by kcuman

Comment by whagerbaumer:
I don't get what is going on here. A 4.

Determination
by kcuman

Comment by metoecus:
I'm not sure that I like the crop. The biker's of the movement is obviously horizontal, so I'd have liked to see a less vertical composition. I like the tension created by him emerging from the side of the frame, but I believe that seeing a bit more of him would have made the image more interesting.

Determination
by kcuman

Comment by KiwiChris:
A really interesting crop you've made here.

Classical composure technique says that you should space in the picture for a moving object to 'move into' which you've done, but you've also lopped off your subject.

If the person had looked up, and you used the full 640 pixel height allowed this would have been a great shot image.. As it is, only a 6 for me.

Determination
by kcuman

Comment by bcoble:
I would have liked to see more of the cyclist.