Steppin Back in Time
by twotkyns

Comment:
Beautifully framed with great colors. The frame doesn't do much for me, and the post processing looks a bit heavy handed.

Riding Up Front
by UNLArchitect

Comment:
very poetic shot, lots of blur and the feel of the open road.

1911 Stanley Steamer Roadster, the essence
by hahn23

Comment:
Great shot but the framing puzzles me, why not show the rest of this lovely car?

1948 Pontiac Silver Streak Coupe
by nutzito

Comment:
I usually like to praise a bit and point out a few flaws, but I can't find any flaws here, lovely compelling image, my pick for the blue.

Old Timer
by JulietNN

Comment:
well framed, and the bullet holes are a great touch.

Rust in Peace
by hihosilver

Comment:
Nice textural study

Pick 'em Up Truck
by Hipychik

Comment:
Nice context shot, but I'm not sure why the antenna was important enough to chase all the way up, the house, The truck, the tree and the barn tell the story. The antenna and the mailbox just get in the way.

Ghetto Blaster
by h2

Comment:
Strong compostion that matches the spirit of the car, I just wish you had better saturation, everything else in the image is loud and in your face, the muted colors really drain the drama.

Gra
by ButterflyGirl

Comment:
Great find, and feeing in this shot, but I am bothered by a few things. My main issue is that you took the middle path on the distance from your subject, so the two are pretty balanced, but I don't feel they should be. If you got in tighter on the car it would be more car in odd location; If you moved back it would be more landscape with car dumped on it. As it is it has a more documentary feel than artistic. Does that make any sense?

The other two points are minor quibbles that would be more in the arena of how to score better here than how to make better photographs.
The overall image is soft focally. If you crunched it through a sharpening filter a few times it would be more easily accepted. the second point is even more awful to say, but the horizon is not flat. i can see that the trees are growing straight up and that you have not tilted a flat horizon, but if you want a few more points, you need to flatten that horizon , even if the trees go out of 90% a degree or two.

Third point; clever titles bring up the score half a point, incomplete or misspelled title cost you points.

The more I look at this shot the more I like it, but it flies in the face of all things DPC.

Havanas finest legacy of capitalism
by johst582

Comment:
Nice setting for the car, my only real knock is that the car seems mushed into the lower right corner, a bit more breathing room down there would have made a much nicer composition.