Seven Lines
by mcmurma

Comment:
Nice architectural study. I think you need a stonger point of interest for this to be a really successful NS image.

Framed
by lmhr

Comment:
I like this image, it looks like a SW scene, maybe NM? I am not sure that it really meat the challenge though. Negative space is something that compliments and accentuates the subejct. These subjects are competitng for my attention. You have a very nice photo, worthy of display, and I will vote it as such.
For ways to improve this specific image: Maybe a UV/Haze filter, or a polarizing filter would bring out the mountains a little more. Good eye for a great subject.

Hannah
by Zeissman

Comment:
Thanks for all of the votes. This shot was not posed. She was not cooperative. I had to shoot and shoot and shoot, and get lucky.

Running Out
by Gene L.

Comment:
The competing subject make this feel very off balance, and counter what I think negative space is about. Instead of emphasising the subject, you have competing subjects.

Wipe-Out
by rcrawford

Comment:
I know you only gave me a seven, and I think mine is just as good as yours, but I am still giving you a 9, and I may move it up to 10 when I am done voting. The composition is great, the lighting is perfect, and you caught the image at the peak of action, is a dynamice pose. Good work.

A kids worse Nightmare
by Shadow Eagle

Comment:
The lighting is a little drab, but nice interplay between object, and nice composition.

Cowspace
by Remie

Comment:
Ted Waite would love this. moo!

shopper
by grahamgorman

Comment:
Good color and contrast.

ndn car
by WRen

Comment:
What is subject and background here? NS should have a strong subject, and a background that causes the subject to stand out. At least the is my interpretation.

Splitting Up
by razwan

Comment:
This is a nice photo, but I am not really sure that a crack is positive subject, it would be more interesting ithere were little more detail in the wall, it is a little washed out on the left.