hestons-fantastical-feast
by Giles

Comment:
Cool picture. Great idea and nice setup. I think it would improve the photo a great deal if the people were even more out of focus or maybe totally sharp. Seems too in between right now. The table is a bit slanted and I think it would have more impact to crop the right side making the composition more centered. Nice job.

something wicked this way comes
by jmritz

Comment:
Very wicked, well done.

wake up early and go to bed late
by jmritz

Comment:
Beautiful passing dream.

Spend more time with friends
by bspurgeon

Comment:
A lovely moment. Beautiful light.

put them on the wall
by mariuca

Comment:
A stunning arrangement of shapes. I'm sure you'll want to put this one on the wall.

Resolved: Shoot More BW Landscapes
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Beautiful landscape. The trees provide such wonderful texture.

RadioFlyer
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Very nice photo Ben. The shallow focus is well placed. It's an interesting composition. It has nice tones and deep blacks. I believe it has emotional impact too. I think it's irrelevant whether you know that radio flyers are red in color(although I'm sure many that did know and still gave you a low score). If this had been a mono photo of a telephone box, and I enjoyed it, I would have scored it highly too. I would give the photographer the benefit of the doubt assuming that they "saw" the photo as red when they made it. It's a shame people are so narrow minded. Sometimes you have to look beyond what is presented to you.

eave
by jmritz

Comment:
The shapes are strong and simple, but I find there's a lot of detail to look for beyond that. My eye is drawn to the mysterious deep black in the upper right and the out to the edge and back down. The tree is wonderful and the photo is very emotional and interesting.

Moody Blues
by Neat

Comment:
Very nice composition. Love the sun(or moon?) on the edge. Grain in the sky compliments the texture of the building.

Subject to change without notice
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Very cool! Love the angle. The color version gives me a feeling of the hustle of the city. When I look at the B&W one, it's more abstract. I hone in on the "The power of the right advisor" sign and it feels Orwellian.