Lee's Fence
by rod1

Comment by AZSnapper:
too bad you couldn't get the people to move their cars....

Lee's Fence
by rod1

Comment by locutus:
Hedge, tree-line, cars, road, far fence - all receding to the same vanishing point. Nice.

Lee's Fence
by rod1

Comment by escapetooz:
Cut out the cars and you would have gone up at least a point. Even so the photo is not very interesting.

Fern in Cave
by rod1

Comment by robinssong:
What a fascinating find. Nice colors and focus.

Fern in Cave
by rod1

Comment by LalliSig:
Well sure, meets the challenge, no doubt. However, the lighting is what´s bothers me most, the obvious and harsh flash lighting to be specific. I see it´s shot in a cave (wich I find hard to believe, fern´s need sunlight to survive but whatever...) but that´s no excuse since your subject is stationary. A tripod, longer shutter and softer lighting coming from some angle than on camera would dramatically have improved this shot :) 4 from me.

Lee's Fence
by rod1

Comment by PDXKim:
There's good movement in the image but I don't feel there's a focal point in the photo.

Lee's Fence
by rod1

Comment by photom1946:
lee's fence, who's hedge row???? cars distracting, background distracting...looks like a survelliance photo (a 1)

Fern in Cave
by rod1

Comment by TooCool:
This is very harshly lit... You used the flash on the camera? Next time try not using the flash. Instead put the camera on a tripod and let it expose for as long as it likes... Results should be much less harsh and have more depth!
TC

Fern in Cave
by rod1

Comment by Ben:
While it is a harsh environment it also looks like a snapshot of it.

Fern in Cave
by rod1

Comment by Blackbox:
I didn't really care for the photo...but my son saw it and said it was perfect for the challenge. So, on second thought, I'd have to say 'yes' - it fits the challenge well. However, I was looking for more use of expert editing rather then snapshots.