Totally Jagaresque?
by Epsi

Comment:
Did you take this from your car?

Quitting is for losers!
by CaptUnderpants

Comment:
Being blunt with your titles robs your photo of whatever it has to say. Why do that?

Less laundry more laundry
by dmadden

Comment:
I'm not sure how this fits. If you're going to buck the trend maybe be more daring in scope and execution? Just a suggestion.

Curious to know what is happening
by pgirish007

Comment:
Nice image. The lighting is soft, which is good. However the photo is lacking something. It needs some context in which curiosity is to spring from. In my opinion this would be better suited shot at a restaurant or some place with the background intact. It would give the photo authenticity and with it invite others of a more curious nature into the world you show us. If there's one takeaway from jagar's style it's that.

Slaves
by gyaban

Comment:

Originally posted by MNet: Congrats, it was 10 from me as always. Very clever with the double meaning of slave :)

There's actually a triple meaning here if you look deeper and consider the full body of work.

en route
by insteps

Comment:
So it's still possible to convey a three dimensional world in photography? I didn't think that was still possible. In today's HDR world every window seems to lead to flatland.

Foot Long..
by thrumyiis

Comment:
Was Subway out of toe jam again? I hate when that happens.

The Diligent Plumber
by h2

Comment:
I thought you had a toilet-shaped wood chipper and that was a former DNMC voter.

Learning-My-ABC's-and-123's
by adriano74

Comment:
In a different context or rendering, the shadow might produce an ominous feeling, but here it comes across as an ambivalent overseer, caretaker or teacher. Either way its presence gives the photo more depth and enjoyment, IMO.

Live And Let Die
by posthumous

Comment:
I scored this a 5. Little did I know this was a documentary of extreme horizontal and vertical planking.