Fear No Art
by hannafate

Comment:
That is certainly odd... I'd be interested to see a tighter shot on the bonnet so we could make out some of the objects-de-art on there!

a shag on a rock is more extraordinary than sex on the beach
by kirtiebu

Comment:
:-)

Monastir, Tunisia
by tallan

Comment:
An amazing looking old building.. The focus looks a little soft, or you've got some motion blur? For this kind of thing I normally set the focus at near infinity ('Landscape mode' if you've not got manual) and use a small apeture to get everything as sharp as possible.. And a tripod+remote release or timer... I think there is a little too much dead space at the bottom of the image. The shadow is intresting, but given we've got dark sky at the top you could have cropped a bit more of the bottom off and it would have kept the eyes on the details above.

My Little Plastic Monster Man
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Neatimage I presume? :-). The background is a little overdone, I would have tried to shot him (with the camera) from a higher angle, to get some trees/ground/wall behind him. A great image for the family album...

extraordinary
by igfisch

Comment:
Is that a ruddy great boulder in their lawn? Certainly out of the ordinary!

A glimpse of eternity
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Wow, great POV, and an amazing ceiling.. The only detractoin is the chromatic abberations on the windows, You can probably reduce that by using a smaller apeture, but it would depend on your camera/lens setup. Well done.

pssstt... DON'T TAILGATE!
by RiderGal

Comment:
Two challenges in a row, this chap will be charging DPC modeling fees soon! I think the crop is a little tight on this shot, and I would have liked to see a little blur in the wheels, or something to show the movement. I assume he is moving as the flames on the stacks are going backwards in this shot, and weren't in the newspaper challenge. A slower shutter speed maybe..

The extraordinary power of nature
by Camrame

Comment:
This would have been great for the newspaper challenge... The image looks pixelated, is it a small crop from the center of a large image? Digital Zoom? Still a great capture. The folks looking for their car? just make it! :-).

Decaying Tuna
by Terramar

Comment:
As it stands this is a good still life, well exposed, in focus, and with an interesting composition... But extraordinary?

M/W
by Thousands_Fall

Comment:
The focus of your shot is a little dark, but i can see how you would have had problems with exposure on this.. Some fill flash with -1 stop or so flash compenstation might have been worth a go (Assuming your camera can do adjusted fill that is...)