" V O T E at least 7 ! ! ! "
by Miep

Comment:
You won't hold me hostage... 1 for you! Now get back to the corrections facility before I call your probie!

Drinking and Driving
by BuddyBaum

Comment:
What makes this blurry mess good is the great compsitional elements... the X and the vanishing point. Also the colors of the lights are stand out against the blue to black background. Awesome job!

The Tunnel of Lights
by tamatama

Comment:
Very nice find. It would have been much better to put something of interest to focus on down the tunnel, even a person walking towards or away from the camera. Throw the camera on a mini pod and take a picture of yourself even!

Flying high!
by jodis_eva

Comment:
Great use of color, motion and exposure to create a focus on the subject. The blown out background does not matter in my opinion as my eye goes right to the child framed by the tire. (Which is another great compositional element... natural framing.) A very happy feel to this with an interesting perspective. Some might not like the lens flare, but I don't mind it at all.

Through the Tube
by Virginia Leone

Comment:
Very creative shot! Every shot has a perspective, even if it is shot straight on. This would have much more effective as a perspective composition if the inside of the tube was actually visible and we could see the textures and shape of the tube leading to the scene at the end. What you have shown here is more of a negative space type composition with a selective focus rather than a perspective view.

s c a p e # 7 6 7
by rooum

Comment:
Very interesting shot here for composition and color. This perspective keeps the abstract feel even though this is more revealistic.

(At least now I know what the I was looking at when I checked out your B&W abstracts in the PAW 2010 thread!!)

That's Not Ice Cream!
by ryand

Comment:
I think this was very underappreciated by the voters. You should have placed much higher in my opinion! Nice job. I gave it a 10!

Poppy
by Melethia

Comment:
It's just like a painting! I love the overlay and the dual colors. It's perfect photo-impressionism!

Week 6 - Around the House - Rainy Day Pond
by dtallakson

Comment:
I am really beginning to see your signature style coming through for this series. Dark and colorful this shot carries the deep tones and rich color you have captured in your previous images without the recognizable subject. Nicely abstract!

Week 6 - City Streets
by PennyStreet

Comment:
You've gone back to Black and white, which is great! I love your color shots so far but enjoy the composition here with the curved line taking you right through the scene.