Umbrellas
by Imagineer

Comment:
Love the understatement in this photograph. Turning the reflection upside down is a wonderful, wonderful twist.

rusted lock, sodden ground
by wavelength

Comment:
I'm in love with this picture for it's simplicity. So many people try so hard to get a great shot. Grain is great in further distinguishing various textures...metals and woods being at the top of the list. Great angle, perfect lighting situation and wonderful proportions. Not sure if you used a diffuse light filte ron your camera, but it sure has that effect.

Desolation
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Rural photography always looks GREAT in grain. Tremendous piece of Americana. Looks a tad over-processed, but you know what, I'm pretty fond of that style myself.

Grain
by barndog

Comment:
I was waiting for a grain photo with grain! Kudos for the effort.

Rings
by cbeller

Comment:
One of the better photos I've seen in the challenge thus far. Wedding/commitment sort of pictures always look great with grain.

Crystal Rose
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
One thing I want to recommend in terms of composition...it's how objects meet the photograph border...it can be really important in how the eye really connects with what's being shot. For example..the "stem" of this rose...is nice, but then there's a little something at the bottom. It's not enough to really matter to the photo, but it's prominent enough to notice. My suggestion would either be more aware of such things during the shot, or think about it a bit more when considering how you crop a photo. Just my two cents. Good luck with the challenge!

The Mill
by peecee

Comment:
Can't beat old-time classic photography. Old mill and industrial architecture have always been a personal favorite of mine. Great reflection.

Rooms To Let
by Sammie

Comment:
Love how everything illuminated, especiallyt he clock pop out even more because of the grain.

Boat Ride?
by Simonkasprzak

Comment:
I love the crop on this - many would've included the treeline and sky by you wisely chose to use the rule of a thirds in a different manner. Wish a lot of other DPCers understood such composition - great job.

Corporate
by Chiqui

Comment:
I like this, just because of the ribbons interrupting the reflection here.