Oh and Merry Christmas, Kids
by DustyO

Comment:
Perfect! Great statement.

Bomb Sniffer
by hardwaybets

Comment:
I gotta tell you, I love dogs. This is a great concept, and the badge is a brilliant touch. I would like to see this animal's eyes open with some sort of expression. Excellent detail.

793
by jjbates4

Comment:
This is a captivating image. I like the idea. I would have shot it from even more of an point of view from below looking up. The blown out whites distract me from the great line and power of the subject.

sunrise
by kerjan

Comment:
This image needs some work. The brilliant light could work as your message, but it is too overwhelming and messy.

POWER
by elluls

Comment:
Brilliant image. Nice job editing. I'm thinking laws of gravity/nature.

If I Wanna Enter The Fountain, I'm Gonna Enter The Fou......AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
by Mark of SRQ

Comment:
Too funny. Great eye and brillant shot. I think it is perfectly framed and fascinating.

Badge For Those In Blue
by birdyblue

Comment:
I like this image. Nice use of lighting and color. I would like to have seen a more creative cropping/framing, but the angle is creative and aligns with the star in the center of the badge so it does work.

Water Cops
by Gobolts

Comment:
Nice image and use of motif. I like the lights but wish they weren't so fuzzy.

Moral Authority (for some)
by snackwells

Comment:
This image works very well for me. The shadow of the cross falling across the book adds the final touch and allows you to place your focal point square in the center without it seeming to be. I like the angle of the light and how that also focuses the viewer on the Bible. Great shot. I wouldn't have weakened this powerful image with the qualifier in the title (for some). Let the image stand alone because it works so well. The qualifier makes your statement seem wishy-washy, and I don' t think that was your intention. With a religious or political statement, stand firm. Don't worry about being politically correct.

The Ruler Of All
by Dmaskeze

Comment:
Oh, I so agree with this concept. I considered this idea, but decided on something else. I would like to see the brightness up a bit and the angle of the shot squared up since time is so linear and unforgiving. Great point of view - looking up with time looming over the viewer.