Sent with Love, from Above
by roadrunner

Comment:
wow...talk about uncomfortable, creepy feelings from a photo. the postprocessing really adds to the feeling for me. nice work.

room underground
by tate

Comment:
judging from your title, you found the fact that it was underground to be interesting. perhaps you could have backed up and made that aspect a greater compositional element of the shot. rather than showing so much of what isn't exactly an exciting entry perhaps showing alot more sky with the line of the ground in the lower part of the image and the room much smaller would have created a more eye catching pic. i did a pretty bad job of describing my alternative vision...sorry

91 Second Swirl
by ourwebstop

Comment:
nice clean photo. excellent exposure. it's intriguing, but i'm not drawn into for some reason. perhaps that center is just too imposing. the odd thing is, it appears darker than the outside area. i guess it's doing it's job, as i now... can't... look... away. perhaps this photo just needs more attention, as it improves with age.

Not Parking
by james_so

Comment:
your composition does a good job to make your title understandable. that tree is a bit of a distraction. picture feels a bit hazy, pehaps some bumping of the contrast could have helped

Inner Harbor
by kevinf

Comment:
the quality of this shot is amazing. i want to ctrl+ and see more of the details though. it's odd that the sky is pixelated and the ship area seems smooth as glass. anyway i'll go out on a limb and say the equipment does make a huge difference when it comes to night shots. that water is phonomenally still... i so wish you zoomed in a bit more, or perhaps shot from a lower angle so the horizon ended up closer to the top, allowing the reflections to breathe.

Risen — Summer Dawn
by Bear_Music

Comment:
someone commented on me adding a subject that seemed unusual, so i probably should bite my toungue, because it was just part of my artistic impression... but i can't help but wonder why you threw the hand in there, especially in that area which had the most intriguing item in it. i think the scene as it stood was interesting, though the blur on objects that aren't moving is a little disconcerting, but perhaps that also added to the odd environment.

Waiting in the silent of the night
by Nuno

Comment:
i think it would have been ok to expose for the sign. the girl would have been very shadowy and would have made the pic a bit more moody. as it stands the overexposed sign behind her is very distracting for me. also her pose is odd...perhaps she's leaning to see the bus. but as it is i'm afraid that she's going to topple over at any moment.

In the image of my father
by mpemberton

Comment:
cool technique. the ghostly figure on the curtains is excellent. i wish you hadn't placed the bottle in the frame before you sat down, but brought it in with you.

Distant Lights
by BrianR

Comment:
i think the textures have alot of merit, especially that water mixing in with the sand. i think you needed to exploit them a bit more with photoshop. perhaps with a bunch more contrast. an alternative route if you did want to showcase the lights would have been to use a much smoother foreground that didn't grab so much attention. and of course everyone is killing you on the horizon line

Curiosities
by RKT

Comment:
this feels extremely well thought out. from the wiring of the vase sculpture and the eye glasses to the picture frame corner and the desk corner. it might just be me, but the main point of light on the vase feels a bit overdone. the table corner leads out, but i like how the shadow on the wall pushes the eye back towards the center of the frame. over analyzed...mmmm could be :) nice shot, nonetheless.