Forgotten
by agwright

Comment by stefano0:
hey that's mine! where did you find it?

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Comment by dipaulk:
I really like the composition. Very nice overall.

October
by agwright

Comment by e301:
This is, and I must point out that I didn't get to vote on every shot, the most ideal 'calendar' photo i've seen in the challenge. Clever work - exactly the kind of representative, season-specific shot that one would expect, exactly the saturation, exactly the feel. My only gripe would be with the amount of sky - it gives a slight feeling of missing something to the composition. I can see your reasons, with that slight feel of clouds there to add some interest, but I think you've sacrificed more to get that in that you have won from including it. But excellent work: it should be exactly this orthodox, ordinarily 'classic' photography: I think you perhaps got marked down for getting it too right.

Fallen Leaves
by agwright

Comment by whatdewuc:
Lovely soft impressionistic shot...

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Comment by neonv:
I'm a sucker for textures, and i love the way this one plays off me retinas. bravo and nice.. although the framing is a bit odd, the bottom leaves are a bit fuzzy even though they take up a bit section of the eye pull

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Comment by saintaugust:
nice perspective

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Comment by thatcloudthere:
I like the idea, title, and composition but that bike just looks too darn new and fresh to have that 'forgotten' look. I know I'm being picky, but only because the right subject would have earned this an 8. As is, I'll score it a 6 because that bike is just too uninteresting. It also seems a little overexposed...

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Comment by Artan:
Interesting perspective

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Comment by vestanpance:
Nice perspective really livens up this shot. I like this one!!

Fallen Leaves
by agwright

Comment by ahaze:
I like the concept- but I think my idea of impressionism is different than yours. I would rather see the entire thing with a super soft focus, to give the impression, rather than the specific details visible here.