Seattle Skyline
by Rikki

Comment:
My favorite of the ones you posted! This is really sweet man.

A lot of time with night shots, overexposing really bugs me, but you got that under control, and I like the bushes in the foreground. It's sort of a wave that mirrors the cityscape. It's neat. I like it a lot.

Keine Lust
by SJCarter

Comment:
I'm in agreement on this. I think it's too dark and the colors just seem off too. If that's how you wanted it, then cool, I'll just have to say I'm not a far. And I'm not a fan of the subject's shininess, but I have to say, this is a pretty different photograph that what I normally see, so keep on doing what you're doing!

Flower for you
by David Waldvogel

Comment:
Looks like you're going to get a DQ. Sorry about that. Better luck next time, and nice shot!

Rising Sunset
by pardsbane

Comment:
I just came across this, and am wondering how exactly sunsets rise? I know they set, heh, but not rise.

Out of here
by heida

Comment:
Sweet! Not much else to say other than that I love every single thing about it.

Howdy!
by parrothead

Comment:
Really nice lighting and framing. But I think there's a grain overload. Just a tad too much. 6.

LOUD Triad
by M.O.C.

Comment:
I definitely don't think the noise enhances this shot in any way. It's actually really distracting, which is the first I've come across after nearly 100 shots I've voted on. I really, really love grain and noise, but I just honestly don't think it works here. But man, you have a stellar shot otherwise. 7.

Playing Against the Grain
by JohnTF

Comment:
Awesome! Really beautiful use of the grain. It adds tons to the photo. 9.

EEK ! DIRT!
by susi

Comment:
Haha, cute. And a really nice portrait. Nice lighting, and focus, and use of grain! 8.

Lurking Inside
by dw_photo

Comment:
I was trying to find a better way to put it, but I can't really come up with anything other than that I don't find any interest in this at all. My eyes wander trying to find a subject, and something to focus on, but I can't find anything.