A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by ragde_77:
I liked the idea, but to me, the composition does not help.

A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by owennnn:
the boardwalk makes this picture more than just exceptional. The entire scene looks as if it could have been spapped turn of the century. The trike going off the left edge gives it the illusion of motion, rather than being framed as a museum piece. Exceptionally well done!

A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by Swashbuckler:
Most of a nice picture...what happened to the rest of the tryk? (front and one rear tire and handlebars cut off) In my opinion, the subject/background are too close in color value for a good black and white photo. Suggestion: turn the bike 90 degrees and use the boardwalk as your background, it shows up really good against the planks and take a step back and get the whole subject. 6 Swash

A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by Kavey:
Like subject and background but shame about cropping. Would have liked to see whole bike against same boardwalk and stones and leaves.

A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by mjcecil:
Good subject.

A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by sohr:
Definitely looks old!

The sepia is a bit overdone here, and there isn't much contrast here. Also, cutting the bike out of the frame in both tires and the handle bars is a bit distracting.

--5-- sohr

A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by mcmurma:
great subject, i only wish i could see more of it. ~mcmurma
Aesthetics...5
Meets Challenge...7
Overall...6

A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by annelizabeth:
Nice tone to this shot.

A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by Gracious:
Wow! What a cool tricycle!

A Tricycle for the ages
by jimmsp

Comment by Jacko:
Very nice, maybe less cropping so the whole bike could have been into view. My eyes are heavily attracted to the pedal, when I'd like the focul point to be the wheels (6)