Hold on to your hat
by robgs57

Comment by kmbr2001:
love this. very candid looking.

Hold on to your hat
by robgs57

Comment by UNTITLED:
Often the best photos are the ones that capture a moment...you did that brilliantly here. The b&w conversion is pretty kick-ass as well!

Hold on to your hat
by robgs57

Comment by dtremain:
Subtle inclusion of the Porsche. Love the little one's expression.

Hold on to your hat
by robgs57

Comment by JuliBoc:
Nice. What delight you captured in the little one! I wish the car wasn't there.

Hold on to your hat
by robgs57

Comment by marbo:
Good contrast and nice and sharp.8

Hold on to your hat
by robgs57

Comment by Jutilda:
Really cute. It would be less distracting if the car were not in the background.Those white poles poking up out of the ground give it more of a snapshot sense as well. The focus and DOF is good.

Hold on to your hat
by robgs57

Comment by Efergoh:
great job on the contrast...

Resting Place
by robgs57

Comment by Nuzzer:
Hi from the Critique Club!

Composition: The composition is nice but something feels wrong. It's hard to put my finger on it but it could be that while the line between the pink and blue is level, where the wall meets the ground is not, or the balanced feel the pillar and bin gives the image. In any case its not a major but a feeling. I do like the shadow of the tree leading us to the seat and the nicely deliniated colours.

Technical: Not much to say here as the image is mostly nice, simple, and clean. Maybe a bit of cloning out of things such as the "lines" on the pillar near the top or some "things" on the ground.

Feel: I like the image but the score reflects that it doesn't have a "wow" to it. In a challenge with a topic that suited it better I am sure it would score closer to or over 6.

Keep up the good work, this is a great effort for your first entry! PM me if you have any queries.

Resting Place
by robgs57

Comment by Melethia:
Great study of light, color, and shadow.

Resting Place
by robgs57

Comment by raish:
Right then, joke's on me as I now have to plough through 564 images and bump them all (yes, all of them) up. There'll be a third run through for fine tuning. It's day two three four now and I'm running late, sorry.

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