Lovers' Promenade
by AP

Comment:
Central Park? nice image... good storytelling... nice decision to make it sepia... 9

At The Diner
by antje

Comment:
I think I would have liked a tighter crop on this one... less black all around... I especially don't like the table edge coming into the picture, I think it takes my eye away from the main image. Good story telling though. 8

Early Bird Of Anarchy
by goc

Comment:
Beautiful image... I'm not sure it fully conveys a story... but I could see how it could. 9 for the image itself - 7 for the story telling ability - 8 overall.

Damn It!
by impilot

Comment:
hehe I know the feeling. good story telling, and conveying of an emotion!

War Torn
by brumer0

Comment:
Beautiful image... without the military hat to the side I don't think it would have been as efficient at telling the story... I just wish perhaps a tighter crop, and it would have been nice to have his fingers and head all in. 8

Sunset Skinny-Dip
by OmanOtter

Comment:
Great story here... I feel like technically the photo could have been done a bit better. The slight tilt of the horizon especially bothers me... I also wish the girl had been closer so you could have seen her better... as my eyes go right to the sign, and she's an afterthought.

The Curious Case of Marty 'Bigfoot' McClure
by mpeters

Comment:
Nice image... I really like it. great use of lighting... I'm not sure I'm wild about the tilted horizon... but otherwise very nicely done. 9

The Journey of the Soul
by zifengw

Comment:
I think this tells a story quite beautifully... nice image... although I think I would have preferred to have her more in the frame, and less large... just a personal preference.

Simple Life
by andrewthomas

Comment:
Beautiful image... I'm a big fan of the fish eye lens... I think it is a great tool as you can see in my profile :-). is this the nikon 10.5?

I would have liked to have seen a human in this image... I think it would have benefitted in telling more of a story, if say a person had been relaxing on the bed, or tending to the fire etc.

A (long lost) Relative Discovery
by Melethia

Comment:
I find it difficult to get the story without the title... perhaps there might have been another pose besides just a person standing in front of a portrait to make it more intriguing?