London Fire Station
by toutoungi

Comment:
While it's true that the two trucks are centered on the 1/3 verticals, more or less, and their bumpers occupy the 1/3 horizontal area, this doesn't read as a ROT composition, but rather as a centered and symmetrical composition. As much as anything, this is due to the central pillar and the way the FIRE logos define the horizontal center line.

It is a striking image regardless :-) Well seen.

classic
by tvsometime

Comment:
Perfection :-)

Fisherman
by westford

Comment:
Such a fine-looking chap :-) Could be my brother...

Miniature
by GeneralE

Comment:
This is pleasant enough, but the unforgiving black background with no depth to it and the strange clipping of the selection on the vase aren't helping your cause :-(

Honoring The Blue Jay
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Noisy birds!!!!

Commemorating Aviation History
by kanaj

Comment:
Did the Stearman actually fly in WWII? I had no idea — very cool stamp.

PEZ 10 Cent Make-Up Stamps
by bobnospum

Comment:
10 cents won't get ya far these days :-) Still, I know what a make-up stamp is so I'm just joshing. If this is YOUR Pez collection, I'm jealous!

The Bridge to Skunk Island
by Bear_Music

Comment:
"Skunk Island" is a made-up name :-) It's a tiny bit of an island, privately owned, called Burnt Island, just off the Southern coast of Spruce Head Island, a few miles South of Rockland proper. There's a little general store up at the other end of Spruce Island with a tiny restaurant that makes killer burgers to go...

poppy
by Tiberius

Comment:
Challenge description: "Place interesting elements in the front of a photo to draw the viewer's eye in and create a sense of depth."

This is a lovely image in all respects; in a free study, I'd be giving it very high marks for the ephemeral purity and grace of the composition. But for me the challenge is asking us to use a foreground object to lead us into the image and the presumed subject further in. So I'm in a bit of a quandary here.

7 at the moment, because it IS beautiful and there IS a foreground object, even if it's leading us nowhere :-)

Rue, Paris, Evening Light
by mitalapo

Comment:
I like it a lot, although I rarely manage the motion-in-stillness since is use the phone-n-drone approach these days. THe architectural photographer in me would have squared up the verticals :-) But a lovely image as I coast off into the sunset... 8