by fotomann_forever

Comment:
I donĂ¢€™t get the since of any empty room in your shot.

1400°C
by gaurawa

Comment:
Congratulations on your ribbon. A wonderfully executed photograph.
SDW

Bringin' the Heat
by jenesis

Comment:
Very nice! Congratulations on your ribbon.

Red Eye
by SJCarter

Comment:
Now this is great. Love everything about it. Great Job!

Hoh Rainforest.jpg
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Very Nice. Love the color and detail. Lighting is great in this environment.

the ball and the field
by crayon

Comment:
Hi,
I did not vote on this challenge but here is what I see in your picture outside of the challenge.

If you were looking for an abandoned feel it is portrayed well in this shot. With the tall grass and dark fringe's around the bottom of the picture gives me a feel that the soccer ball is left outside, the kids are tired of playing with it and have gone on to do something else leaving the ball to deal with the elements. Emotionally it has a depressing, lonely, abandoned, and an overtaken feel to it.

The photograph technically is good. The blown sky is distracting making me think a gradulant layer may have helped.

I hope this helps and is the kind of comment you were looking for. Remember all my comments are my opinion and everyone see photographs differently.
-SDW

ArchesDeadHsPnt.jpg
by rjkstesch

Comment:
A wonderful capture. Love the sky. Great job!

Walking Around
by Carpe Diem

Comment:
Very soft focus. I can't find a center of focus to make the image capture my attention. A better title would of helped since this is a photojournalism challenge. I wish you the best in the challenge.

Schooling
by rex

Comment:
To much blur for my taste. Would of been better if you could of captured the people and a few complete fish in focus. No center of focus . I wish you the best in the challenge.

Béinchen (1684) & Rout Bréck (1966)
by gloda

Comment:
Wonderfully done with your selective desaturation. A very nice way of introducing new into old. The trees up top look like they are moving in the wind, which gives the photograph motion. Great job!