The Brick Yard Ride
by neophyte

Comment:
I must say, this doesn't convey much beyond a snapshot, to me. The rotation of the image also isn't very pleasing. Could be improved by rotating it about 15 degrees.

Strangers in a strange land.
by EgillP

Comment:
Would have also worked quite well in the upcoming challenge. I like the composition.

Secret Hangout
by JarHead

Comment:
I don't understand this one to be a street photo. But either way, an interesting location. All he needs is a joint and a spray paint can to complete the story.

Entertainers
by geneward2

Comment:
A pleasing composition.

Empty and occupied
by hajeka

Comment:
I like it except for the woman's rather strange posture.

James
by kettle

Comment:
While the man himself is rather interesting. The point of view and nasty ground bokeh are distracting. A B/W might have taken some emphasis off the grass.

Business District
by PaulFrocchi

Comment:
Amazing lighting. Despite not being overtly communicative of a story, the composition here is amazing. A contender in my mind.

How Many Everyday Objects Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb?
by Samantha_T

Comment:
Great image. I still don't understand the fork.

My Little Teapot
by Judi

Comment:
I'll be completely honest. I don't get it at all. It resembles a pumpkin tea pot with a human-plant-jesus planted inside. And why is it shattered?

If I may be so bold, if the objects were not made from fragments of the human body, it would be an otherwise terrible picture. I appreciate the imagination and work involved, but it doesn't do anything for me. Maybe that's purely because I can't figure out what it's trying to say. It don't see any message or story here. Just a jumble of random stuff.

However, whatever it is, it looks like it took a ton of work. I'd love to see more of an explanation of what you feel it is in your comments. Kudos for making the vast population stare in wonder!

El Vaquero
by FtWorthphotog

Comment:
Congrats on the ribbon!!

I think this is potentially better than the other two. A candid smile like this is difficult!

Great job. Interesting processing, at first I wasn't so keen on it, but it grew on me.