Rain in the Forecast
by bobnospum

Comment by crayon:
busy, but not too busy. i like this.

Rain in the Forecast
by bobnospum

Comment by Zigomar:
Hm, I think the selective desaturation here doesn't have a purpose other than to suit the first impact. The coat and the light do pop out but this impression is gone after 1.5 seconds and then you have nothing left. After that time it starts to bother me.

Rain in the Forecast
by bobnospum

Comment by Melethia:
I really like the lines in this - the crossing marks and the building lines. Very strong! Cyclist is in a great location in the frame. But to be honest, I'm not thrilled with the yellow. I do fully understand that you did that intentionally - nice tie to the jacket (implying rain) and the match to the street lamp, and in that respect it's successful. My personal preference, though, would be all B&W. Still a very strong shot.

Rain in the Forecast
by bobnospum

Comment by booboo_goon:
Loving the perspective, however I am sick of selective saturation in fact cannot stand it anymore... and in my eyes a simple black and white was more than enough for this shot!

Rain in the Forecast
by bobnospum

Comment by BrianR:
good perspective and selective color.

Solid Silver Piggy Banks
by bobnospum

Comment by pastortimmr:
Nice shot. The only thing that bugs me is that the middle piggy is not centered. Other than that, I like it!

Solid Silver Piggy Banks
by bobnospum

Comment by Anachronite:
should be more uniform. but a great shot nontheless

"It can't be after six o'clock!"
by bobnospum

Comment by cmtc:
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"It can't be after six o'clock!"
by bobnospum

Comment by Mark-A:
I can't even comment on anymore flipped / rotated images that add nothing to the shot, sorry there's just far too many of them and I really do not feel there is any artistic merit in taking an image and just flipping it to put it in a challenge :(

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"It can't be after six o'clock!"
by bobnospum

Comment by Lydia:
I think the tilt of the clock away from the camera makes this not quite as good as it could have been. Squaring up to the clock might have helped.