Brooklyn Bridge
by dougmc1

Comment:
Nice framing but if you are going to transform the shot to black and white, I wish I could see black and white as well as middle grey. Not enough contrast here to serve the subject matter IMHO.

Watching The Girls Go By
by gpierson

Comment:
Ridikulus, but funny

Bird Geometry
by sujoy9875

Comment:
Time stamp is a nice touch

My Sister Got Busted and I'm the One Who Did IT!
by Melly8522

Comment:
too much USM looks like it was printed on canvas.

tulip
by imagesloyola

Comment:
nice shot , what was the topic again?

For you my ....
by ipeson

Comment:
nice image, good color, but fuzziness will not be tolerated! I swear if the worst subject on the planet was submitted if it was well exposed and in perfect focus it would do well.

Wasting time silently in the library
by MadMountie

Comment:
I don't know if this shot really answers the challenge. I don't know if this is really in a place that is quiet. I do know that you chose a dynamic POV and got great colors. This is my favorite shot of the challenge. I don't know why.

By the Light of the Moon
by mariomel

Comment:
A lot of ideas were repeated over and over in this challenge. I have been seeing a cabin in the woods, a cabin in the snow, a house in the night, ect. This however is well enough done that it becomes THE cabin in the woods. It sings a common song so well that it makes the song it's own. The use of red foreground light to balance out the blue of the night sky , and the blown out lamp repeated in the blown out moon, create a still balance that make this a special shot.

Sweet Dreams
by jodiecoston

Comment:
Im sure you will get the comment that you took away too much contract or blew out the details.They will be wrong. You caught the moment of waking up next to someone you love very very well. The lipstick smile ( a bit too perfect for mornig, but it looks good) and the ring balance nicely and high keying catches the mood of mornig wake up perfectly. Nice job

zazen
by bmat

Comment:
I like the subject and the square crop does a nice job of renforcing the compactness of the sitter. The high lights off his head seem a bit blown out as if the backround with its varied and complex patterns and surfaces were your subject matter rather than the man. This peice almost work as a negative space study where what is in the center gives way to the surrounding area, but the balance between foreground and backround is too balanced, leaving my eye to run here and there rather than settling down to meditate on the form.