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Comment by gotrond:
Good Contrast and Focus...

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Comment by bananashay:
Very well-composed, the lines of this are pleasing. I don't quite understand the title but I won't hold that against you, that's my problem. Colors are nice, and the lighting works.

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Comment by yoman:
nice link between the title the picture and the challenge

7

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Comment by marvin:
Make the boy stand in front of the crossroads would make this an excellent picture.

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Comment by dockode:
I don't feel that the image conveys instantly recognizable decision. Or rather, I don't feel the need to make a decision. I understand that the boy could be making a decision... but for me it's not rock solid. Kudos on the shot good color. I think an improvement would have been some friends heading down one path motioning the boy to follow, and then the boy looking down the other path as though 'deciding which one to go down'. For me this would have been a rock solid decision making photo... because the boy is put in the situation of having to make a decision. So 4 is my score for this photo.

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Comment by chesire:
Base: 5
Technical: 0
Subjective: 0
Challenge: 0

Total: 5
Would have been a more obvious decision to have him trecking down one path.

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Comment by briantammy:
Its kinda plain. I think the concept is good but it lack something interesting.

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Comment by art-inept:
would like to have seen the guy in focus as well. i know these fork in the road shots are perfect for bullseye composition, but it would be refreshing to see a different perspective

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Comment by Barry:
I am not considering titles in this challenge...looking for images that meet challenge description visually.

Meets challenge description.....5
Artistic......5
Technical..........5
Average 5

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Comment by p2jvr:
in focus, very green, choice rather than decision