Rusty
by eikidigi

Comment:
Forms: excellent. Textures: appealing. Then the colors and tonal contrasts send this image to another level altogether.

First Gear
by marshalf

Comment:
Very sophisticated with the composition, forms, and color pallette. Very professional and striking.

Wheel of Fortune (and it wasn't staged!)
by scalvert

Comment:

Desert Train
by boomer

Comment:
I like it a lot. Good choice for the muted color pallette. Composition is technical, yet appealing. Focus is immedately drawn to the wheel, yet the eye wanders to other interesting things in the image (but always back to the wheel--good eye direction). Image quality suffers a little on the bottom left portion of the wheel with some jaggies, but I think that is just the medium with which we're working here (darned pixels).

Photographic Training Wheels
by Shakey

Comment:
Just a little bit silly and a lot contrived.

Bicycle Wheel
by cainn

Comment:
Superb. Sweet flowing, dynamic lines blurred into worlds of the abstract. I like the black/white color scheme accented with the blue--the diagonals making them even more dynamic and adding even more motion to the white rim. Very creative. Top notch in all regards.

Wheel
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Nicely done. I like the composition, forms, colors, and especially the textures.

pinwheel
by cyborg

Comment:
Would have been more dramatic and eye-catching with a flat, uncluttered horizon. A great sky and graphic pinwheel. The tree(s) and house end up a distraction and detract from a good compositon, throwing more weight to the center of the image.

Kimi Raikkonen
by catalinmv

Comment:
Very well done photograph. Technically excellent. The wheels are dominant by sheer visual weight. I would have cropped out a bit of the distracting background, however. It doesn't really add anything to the image.

My first wheels
by Cheerz

Comment:
Soft focus? or blurred image confuses me (what is the point?). Low image quality (jaggies on the windshield line are really noticeable). Lack of direction to the wheel(s). My eyes are drawn to the number on the top of the truck rather than the wheels. Work on directing the eye of the viewer to the intended focus.