Reality Vs Dot-Coms
by Manic

Comment:
Don't quite see how the title fits in but what's in a title? Nice image. Like that blue highlight on the shoe. Don't care for the washed out area in the top of the image.

CRASH
by Martin

Comment:
Wonder about the authenticity of the license plate??? The image sure fits the current mood on Wall Street about the corporate world. Would have preferred if the other car and the background trees would have been blurred to keep all attention on the crashed car but overall: good image

Front Page News, But There's a Silver Lining in Every Dark Cloud
by wenyao

Comment:
Little visual impact for me and don't like the black/black background.

Corporate Giant
by mikeysbistro

Comment:
Ad for theme parks? Corporations are not dinosaurs by any stretch of the imagination. So, I find your title and presentation stretching.

Got Money?
by Meggie

Comment:
Cool image. Effective. The variations on the Got Milk? slogans are getting to be a bit stale though. Don't care about the reflections on the mug. Otherwise, it would have been great. How did you get that E mug? Hope that it isn't because you worked for them :(

Easy way up the corp. ladder
by MagsCoyote

Comment:
If it had not been for the title, would not have been sure I could have identified it as belonging to the Corporate world.

Sell Phone
by LanSnake

Comment:
Even though the telecom ind is in the dumps their pillars are still standing tall. Nice image. Excellent composition. Like the sinister look those two claw-y things give to the image.

ENRON HQ - address pending...
by clicker

Comment:
Thanks for the title. Thought this image was about the outdoors or recreation. Clean image.

Life in the Fast Lane
by tee tah

Comment:
The picture tells the story and the title only underscores it in an ironic fashion. This picture is actually horribly depressing but only because it is so true! If you had cropped it out right above the mountains instead of showing all that sky, the picture would have been much more effective because then it becomes almost claustrophobic!! Don't know exactly why but that empty space on the right lane somehow bothers me; perhaps because it defies the bumper-to-bumper idea. This is not the greatest technical picture because it is an opportunity shot but I find it effective for the challenge.

Wall Street Stress
by psychephylax

Comment:
You are effective in getting your message across here but you are not doing it in a particularly beautiful way. Don't care for the composition, particularly the top two pages of the WSJ and all that change. The change is in the foreground and too dark and out of focus. With fewer objects and a better arrangement of them you would have had a much better picture. Good idea though.