Recess Rules!
by debitipton

Comment:
The tilt of this photo is distracting to me. Otherwise, I like the lively scene you have captured here.

Mr. "Math" Elliott
by lawree

Comment:
the line of the chalkboard is not parallel to the photo. This takes away a bit from the balance of this photo, which is otherwise terrifically done.

Silvia
by cyano

Comment:
This is a great portrait. Nothing more to say than that, but it is great.

Long Precalculus Nights
by xtabintun

Comment:
The grip on the pencil is unnatural for fallling asleep. Good lighting though.

Library
by ssengupta

Comment:
I can't decide whether that chair is distracting or adds interest. Nice shot though, you would never know how high the ceiling is without your terrific angle.

Art Class
by superpope

Comment:
The DOF is way too shallow. There is only a slice of the art piece in focus, and it is the slice directly down the middle. This would be a strong photo otherwise.

The Board of Education
by L1

Comment:
Haha, man I'm glad they didn't do that in my day. Great photo except for the blur.

Long Nights Rewarded
by PDavis

Comment:
I like the effort put in here, but each of these items seems very obviously props. There is nothing wrong with that I suppose, but who would take their glasses off before putting down their pen. And the apple is there only to scream teacher. It just comes across as too artificial. Finally, the lines of the glasses and the pen lead to the apple, not to the "Very nice!", which is the subject of the title. I'd like to see a second effort and see what you come up with. This looks like a first try, but not a bad one.

* * *
by MrYu

Comment:
Effective, yet crass. A good picture of a butthole would still be a butthole. 6.

This "high tech" instrument was built 1892
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
What an awesome typewriter. I have a vintage typewriter of my own, but it's details are not nearly as impressive as this old Smith Premier No 2. I would liked to have seen a closeup shot of some of the more intricate details. All those gears and rods would likely hold enough interest up close to make a better photo than what seems more like a referential product shot.