Delighted to Be Framed In
by SandyP

Comment:
classy photograph. The framing helps tell the story.

Titleist 4
by eostyles

Comment:
I have always loved this photograph. I appreciate your effort, eye, lighting, and most especially use of golf balls. That is what I do for a living so alas it must be a favorite.

Panic!!
by idnic

Comment:
I gave this one of my highest scores. Great lighting and execution.

6:59 AM=Should I stay here or should I go to work?
by cjavier

Comment:
This was my favorite in the challenge. Composition, story, lighting, all there. Keep it up.

Final Push
by Falc

Comment:
i will give you a good score because of the sheer quality of capture. BUt, how does this really apply. Imagine no title, and could I see a decision being made no. I see a bunch old men playing dress up. But again, it is great and I love the color and action. Not the border though.

Thatcher's Legacy (a museum)
by Falc

Comment:
I thought the composition and story this tries to tell makes this wonderful. Really, really nice. Thanks.

Unknown
by typologic

Comment:
Easily should have been top 10 if not a contender. I hope you are satisfied with this one; you should be.

Hello?
by Cutter

Comment:
Thanks for all the comments and added favorites. To respond to a few comments and points:

1. I am still trying to find a style. I tend to like these romanticized portions of life where light and nostalgia blend together. I find opposites really work together. Young model/Old Looking Fence. Sharp Subject/Blurred Background. Lambency/Shadow. Design/Coincidence.

2. Many people felt it was neat imaged. I don't have neat image and am still debating on purchasing it. Hmmm, close call still, especially if I can achieve a glossed smooth looks without it.

3. I think the ultimate "trick" to photography and art, is to shape the viewer's eye and mind to "see" what you see. And to make that eye go to exactly where you want it to go is talent in its purest form. That is what leading lines, composition and all these technical nuances are really trying to do. I am not saying this picture achieves that, but that is my focus right now.

Thanks again.

Big Brown Eyes
by Rikki

Comment:
amazing indeed. brought audible reaction from me. creation is strange and beautiful, and in this case, just strange and small.

Wanna Go for a Ride?
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
Unlike your other one, this composition is forced and cramped. But as I try to see your goal here, the cramping and decomposition of the automobile make sense. And the green could use more contrast. I like your other better, but this one if given more time could be very unique indeed.