East Coast: Attack of the Clones
by la maga

Comment:
Ahhhhh! I got it... Rubbish bins on a beach... Sorry, I had to think about this way too much for it to fit the challenge, but a very interesting idea...

Taxi Fair Hike Benefits More Than Just Taxi Drivers
by dimitrii

Comment:
Wow, that's grainy.... I assume you did this so it'd look like it was in the paper? I think it might be a little over done if that's the case. If it's your camera delivering this much noise, I think you need a new one :-). I would have cropped out more of the top of the image, to focus on the cab and the pushbike chap. The large black window attracts my eye away from the main 'characters' in this image.

Having said all that, it's a much stronger match for the challenge than some of the more asthetically pleasing photos in this comp. Well done.

Olympic Flame starts touring Montreal
by zjnzt

Comment:
You've captured the emotion here quite well, but you've cropped/cut out the bit that makes your headline, the flame that I assume is at the top of the alloy tube... The camera is a litle distracting as well.

Summer at the Farm
by L1

Comment:
Congrats, well done...

Boy trapped in abandoned mineshaft!
by train

Comment:
HO Gauge?

POLICE UNVEIL ATVS FOR BEACH PATROL
by ellamay

Comment:
Definately a 'newspaper' photo... I assume you know the officers in the shot? Or did you pretend to be from the local paper? :-).

Have your shoes shined !
by ytugcu

Comment:
I feel too much of this shot is overexposed, which I suspect some other folks have said.. Maybe if you moved to your right a bit, and got more of the wall to the left in the shot, to cool it down a little..

Ouch Eww I am Dead Damn it !!!
by unknowndeath

Comment:
Sorry, this isn't a dead bug challenge. :-)

Cow Molestors Found. Sick Discovery!
by Ryencool

Comment:
:-). After a party?

Bolshoi Ballet on Brazil
by port

Comment:
You've captured this at the perfect moment, one stop faster on the shutter and It'd be a 10 for this challenge, the headline (title) and picture are great... I suspect you were pussing your luck with the shutter speed though, ballet lighting is often quite soft for photography.