Summer Reading
by J-Me

Comment by colorcarnival:
Well I guess I'll leave a comment that explains the score I gave you. I gave this a 5. I thought you did fine with the lighting and not overexposing anything. But since the subject was books, and you have them so prominent in the foreground, I felt that they should have been in focus. For some reason the part of the table to the left looks sharp and part of the books on the left edge too. The only thing I can think is that maybe your camera was just a smidge too close to the books?

Held Hostage At Tine Point
by J-Me

Comment by colorcarnival:
Hey - lookit that. Not a bad score at all! Very clever idea.

Held Hostage At Tine Point
by J-Me

Comment by jomari:
Very creative and an attractive image.

Held Hostage At Tine Point
by J-Me

Comment by DJWoodward:
Challenge Relevance:8 Impact/Emotion/Mood:7 Technicals:7 Processing:6 Creativity:6

Held Hostage At Tine Point
by J-Me

Comment by bmartuch:
Simple yet very effective.

From Days Gone By
by J-Me

Comment by GiorgioBaruffi:
this is a painture, an awesome painture, compliments...

Held Hostage At Tine Point
by J-Me

Comment by VivianFrerichs:
this one makes me smile. love the title.

Held Hostage At Tine Point
by J-Me

Comment by JustCaree:
Very cute!

One Way To Heaven
by J-Me

Comment by J-Me:
LOL

Message edited by author 2010-06-16 20:14:50.

One Way To Heaven
by J-Me

Comment by mycelium:
As it happens, I do think before I comment, and I thought before I commented on this photo, too. There is no indication in this photo that the main entrance to the church is downhill, nor of what the arrow is pointing to. The arrow is, in fact, pointing down the hill and out of the frame. Combine this inarguable point with your title and the implications--although evidently not what you intended--are clear. I might suggest that you think about the possible interpretations of your photographs before you submit them. You could also consider taking comments with a grain of salt.