Rhythm of Routine
by insteps

Comment:
this image has gotten me to thinking how much do little details really matter? like the space between the left side of her head not being equal to that of the right, and yet a split second earlier it would have been more symmetrical. i think it would have helped with your rhythm theme, perhaps it's just thinking too hard.

Because Gas is Too Expensive
by colorcarnival

Comment:
unique. like the processing of an odd mix of over smoothing and over graininess. like how you've timed it to distance the biker from the group of cars.

Where to now?
by thorgils

Comment:
i recognize that border...it's e301's ;) what i get from this is that you're afraid to get close and shoot directly at people. zoom out and face your fear.

Street Flight
by bigfella

Comment:
fantastic image. some dude flipping 10 feet in the air and some other guy completely unimpressed...i know you know that having taken the picture, i thought it would be just my way of letting you know i took the time to look at it. nice processing too.

His Party is Over
by kawesttex

Comment:
nice timing. i wish i could feel more of what the kid is feeling. perhaps a better view of his face might help for me.

Bubble Gun Trouble
by PhotoRyno

Comment:
i find it funny how the spectators have absolutely no interest in the parade

downtown in the winter
by whiterook

Comment:
strange choice of composition as most of your photo is of an open driveway or street. this particualr view tells me nothing interesting about your downtown and I wish you gave me a more intimate one.

Old Main Soccer
by HighNooner

Comment:
very cool movement. really like how the boys mimic the different heights of the pillars. wish it wasn't so constained by the portrait orientation

Ordinary People
by louister

Comment:
funny. you've done a fantastic job of capturing the ordinary. i look at this and i feel better about my existence, believing it isn't this mundane ;)

Movement
by tannah

Comment:
interesting composition. unfortunately having to be so wide to get it all in, you've lost alot of the details that would help connect me better to the image