Greetings from Gotham City
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Comment by JuliBoc:
I'd prefer to see the top of this shot cropped to a little above the text. The bright sky above the clouds detracts from the cityscape. And by cropping that portion, you would have a more standard postcard size. I'd also pick a nicer font. Courier doesn't have much appeal.

Greetings from Gotham City
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Comment by Ken:
Good job of using the blue for the moodiness of Gothan City. I'm not sure about the placement of the text, but I don't see a better spot for it.

Greetings from Gotham City
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Comment by pineapple:
Nice to see Pier 17 excluded for once.

Greetings from Gotham City
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Comment by h2:
a bit oversaturated, font doesn't match the atmosphere IMO

Man with mustache reflected in a full-sized bed sheet
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Comment by undieyatch:
bos fyi 10

Man with mustache reflected in a full-sized bed sheet
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Comment by UrfaK:
Very cool stuff..

the white horse
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Comment by option:
The title really helps this one. The horse stands out instantly. Without the guide from the title, the white horse just provides some contrast. The title makes it clear that the white horse is the subject. Very nice!

Man with mustache reflected in a full-sized bed sheet
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Comment by silverfoxx:
absolutely cool! weird and interesting - a winning combination for me:) it has some kind of a sacred spirit in it - really really great work but so highly underrated!

Well Rounded
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Comment by jaysonmc:
This need about -1EV, and then brighting the dark areas in post. The pains of digital cameras. I like the context though, maybe a bit over sharpened for this resolution?

Man with mustache reflected in a full-sized bed sheet
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Comment by agenkin:
This is a pretty shot, a very unusual portrait. I didn't vote on it. One displeasing thing about this shot is the presence of weird blotches of colour/noise; you can see them clearly in the hair, in the left shoulder, and the top left corner. Also, a little distracting detail - the white vertical piece of (I assume) window frame behind you is overlapping. Since I can't see how it adds to the shot (it's not like it adds any context - without the commentary I would not know that this is a window frame), the shot would be better without it, I think.