Always a Winner
by NstiG8tr

Comment:
Winning hand, winning photograph! Great find, and a nice job on getting a properly exposed photograph of this sign. Congrats!

American Spirit
by holdingtime

Comment:
Great job on exposing the light correctly on this. It's a very cool find for this challenge. I'd wish you good luck in the challenge, but don't think you'll be needing too much. :D

King Ribbbbit
by ebertdj

Comment:
Well, this is just NOT fair! :D What a sign to find for this challenge. Woo-hoo!!! It's fun, it's clear and well focused - simple and not cluttered. Great find and wonderfully captured. Best of luck to you in the challenge.

Flow
by Army of nOne

Comment:
I think your approach to this challenge is unique and I've enjoyed it. Thanks for being "creative". :D Good luck in the challenge.

Nature's Child
by Strikeslip

Comment:
:( One of the two 10's I gave out. Thought for sure this would be on the front page this morning. Wonderful photograph. Congrat's on a top 20 finish nonetheless.

A Life on the Streets
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Extremely well captured! Well, just noticed his nose is a little bit out of the focal sweet spot, but great details everywhere else. Some stories I'll bet this guy could tell. Good luck in the challenge.

Joy of Life
by Giorgio

Comment:
Same lady from the portrait challenge? She is certainly photogenic. Not sure the title really fits her expression in this one, but great details and clarity. Good luck.

The Paso Man
by Ristyz

Comment:
Nice job with the soft focus look, yet keeping him and the horse sharp. Some intrigue/interest to the viewer wondering what the distraction to the left is for 'The Paso Man'. I naturally want to see this cropped some off the left, but with them both looking left it would cramp the photo. This photograph begs to be in portrait mode. I can see the perfect crop from here. :D Good luck in the challenge.

Little Lady
by cloudsme

Comment:
Nice work in eliminating that background and letting the 'Little Lady' shine thru. It's a tad thin on landscape orientation - yes, it fits, but the ratio isn't typical. That's ust a minor nit. This is a photograph that she will treasure years from now, and that should be a large part of having a portrait taken - yes? Overall, nicely done. Good luck in the challenge.

The Fisherman's Son
by librodo

Comment:
His eyes just beg to be stared into. As a viewer my mind wanders and puts a story to this young fella. Wonderful job of telling a story, or at least starting one, with this stunning portrait. Bravo!