Oh NO!
by tomcat

Comment:
ROFL! Nicely done!

IMG_2891.jpg
by mk

Comment:
Hey, is this in your garden? Like the silhoutte. Nice blurring behind. And the food object is soooo perfectly rounded! Cute!

ligero como una pluma
by mk

Comment:
This is an interesting pic in terms of the ratio of darkness to lightness. And I like that curved, somewhat bedraggled feather. But visually there's just too much clutter of other twigs and leaves and detritus to really appreciate the main focus. That may kind of be the intent to show that the beauty of the feather is seeping away in amongst the rubbish but... visually it makes for a weak (in my opinion) composition.

Spikes
by floip

Comment:
Fascinating abstract detail study. Love the shallow depth of field, the light and shadow and the big curve sweeping from top right corner. Nice! In my top 5 of the challenge.

A Biker's Laundry
by daboardergirl

Comment:
ROFL this is hilarious! Really tickles my funny bone! Nicely done too with great composition - feels really nicely balanced - and a nice range of tones. In my top 5 of the challenge.

Barely Used
by phylsy7

Comment:
Nice one! Really like the extremely off-centre composition. The repetitive pattern of the tread provides a nice focus and catches the light nicely too. I really like the shallow depth of field and the quality of the bokeh, especially that diagonal in the almost featureless negative space to the left. Lovely crisp black and white conversion too. In my top 5 of the challenge.

Memories
by Giorgio

Comment:
What an interesting image! The angles here are so unusual and lead to a really unusual composition which really grabs my attention. The textures, shapes, lovely wide range of tones and slight colour toning all work really well. Intriguing subject matter too. In my top 5 of the challenge.

Rusted
by JeniY

Comment:
Oh now I do like this. Very much. Marvellous, marvellous composition with lovely echos of the rusty gear rings in the silvery circles behind. And in that wonderful stripey top left corner curve too. And then there's that curving rod at the top right that breaks the repetition and just somehow emphasises it even more by doing so. And, oh, those wonderful rust colours and textures against the new and shiny metal. And that little 24T focal point that my eye keeps returning to... Sigh. Lovely. My favourite in the challenge.

Snow Shoes
by Styles

Comment:
The composition is what stands out to me about this image - I really like the balance of it and the repetition of angles/ shapes. The simplicity of tyres, metal and snow work well too.

"third world"
by the99

Comment:
How very odd. Radio Tea. Wonder what that is. And who the lady with her bag and stick is. And what (or who) she's waiting for. Is it the owner of the bike? Who is the owner of the bike? Where is this? All very intriguing!