Cruiser
by Melethia

Comment:
Such a well shot image and the lensbaby adds so much flair. I love the color tone of the shot and the nostalgia of the old school bike.

Racing Lines
by brittany26

Comment:
Where's the swimmers? Where's the action? The shot is pretty good for parallel lines, but it's lacking the excitement that could make it a great shot! You could probably try to reframe it to lose the building and the pool deck on the left to make it stronger as a static image.

Parallel Lives
by bohemka

Comment:
This is a great example of parallel lines. In order to make it stronger, I would try to reframe this to leave out the sky and the residential housing on the right and just show the lines.

shadow on snow
by blad

Comment:
This is a real cool picture for the shadows and lighting and the minimalism.

No Passing
by Bud

Comment:
This is a great shot and the viewpoint is real cool. But it is just underexposed a few stops. I think it was done intentionally, but I don't think it is working too well. One think I do like is the sun flare. It's awesome.

IMG_6603.jpg
by chipuc

Comment:
This is your best yet for this collection. I love the soft gold tones with the softness creatd by a shallow depth of field. Also the composition is great with the radial lines rising from the central string at the bottom and spreading across the frame at the top. There is a great simplicity in this single toned image!

Through
by banmorn

Comment:
Perfect frame. It really needs someone on the bench to make it more interesting. Put a person or two down there on the bench and this shot is twice as good as it is now.

GreenTomatoes
by eaglebeck

Comment:
This is a good shot and composed very well. You did a great job with the depth of field but seem to have missed the focus.

Dirt
by oscarthepig

Comment:
I am just not sure that you can get a shot of dirt to look very interesting. You did manage to show what appears to be potting soil very accurately as far as color and texture. This appears very wet.

as ye sow
by pixelpig

Comment:
I'm not too sure how you can make a picture of the dirt very interesting... using a somewhat biblical reference in the title didn't really add to it because there doesn't appear to be any seed in the shot. Perhaps with some sprouts, it could be made better. I work with dirt every day and you did manage to get the color very accurate.