The Professor
by PenelopeK

Comment:
Interesting idea, and well done, but not very realistic. I can't figure out why his hand would be at this angle. He's not pointing at anything, and not following along the text with his hand while he reads. So the picture starts telling the story, but the story doesn't go anywhere. 7 for well done, would have been 8 if I could come up for a reason why it was this way.

Into The Light
by Mark-A

Comment:
Interesting use of light. With the right side of her face completely shadowed, I'd like it a little better if she wasn't looking so far to the left. That much white in the eye is a little distracting. Neat shot, though.

Views Of A Clown
by bubeltrubel

Comment:
Very nice shot, funny! Just to be nit-picky (feel free to ignore this), I'd like the background a little more white than off-white.

The Great Ocean Road
by Pompouspete

Comment:
Wish it was a little sharper--it's a cool shot!

Nantucket's Brant Point at Sunset
by glencoppersmith

Comment:
The placement of the lighthouse is a little uncomfortable. I think the rule of thirds would have been better here--or center the horizon instead of the land. Or move things to the left so we get the point of the land. It's a wonderful picture, but the cropping just seems off.

Comet McNaught in the Southern Hemisphere Twilight
by fmalan

Comment:
very intriguing! I like it very much.

Pink
by mindbottling

Comment:
Flamingo? anyway, very nice-- I actually would like a little more of the black background--the contrast is nice.

KIVA
by Nald

Comment:
Neat shot! I am curious what it would have looked like in color.

Gregg's Peaches
by JEason

Comment:
Seems a little too centered to me, would have liked it off to the left a bit, and cutting off the top of the pole with so much foreground seems a little uncomfortable.

that being said, I love the building and I like the choice of black & white.

sundaze
by rockit

Comment:
This photo intrigued me, so I had to play with it a little in photoshop. I absolutely love the shadow on the wall, but the foreground seemed so dark, it was distracting. I played just a tad with levels and made the midtones brighter. It made the picture a bit brighter, which seemed to fit because the sun is shining directly at us, and brought out your brilliant shadow a little bit more. Fun shot! 8