8.52 Seeing them off
by Melethia

Comment:
Always something about the light in train stations: probably that great big diffuser they have a habit of using as a roof, really. Ask Jean-Jacques, he can't stop shooting Narbonne station for us. Enjoying this stuff immensely.

Southwark (Week 8)
by booboo_goon

Comment:
Excellent work: not just in the capture of these structures and your processing, which I think is exemplary. But everything here is about security - almost, in the massive extent of it, about paranoia. I agree, though, that in such a rigid composition, a little careful straightening would benefit the shot's impact: I don't see that the slightly unsettling feel of non-square really aids your impact.

holding what you cannot reach
by posthumous

Comment:
I like the unpretentiousness here, and the less obvious use of reflections - I prefer that to simply shooting reflections 'cos the challenge tells you to. It's like this picture only means something to you, and is the more valuable for it.

Winter Light - WK07
by DJWoodward

Comment:
Nice work. There's a strong sense of luminosity, and a strong sense of texture to it all. So much of poeple's black and white work devolves to grey, but this has a real sense of dynamic range.

Ode to Harold
by hyperfocal

Comment:
Doc would be pleased - at least with the acknowledgement for once in a while.

The Drowned Clutch at Spires
by raish

Comment:
Another nearly banal image, but this saved by the terrific graphic sense of those reflections of lines.

Reflections on Oppression
by jjsmom

Comment:
I can't decide whether I think this is extraordinary, or whether I think this banal. One could get all philosophical and say that its very banality is profound. Ideas of melting into the background, of simplicity, of being very very apposite to our times. The mystery of that expression is the killer at the moment - that's what makes it. I'll go for the former, I think. And whoever challenged it's legitimacy needs their head examining.

ocular reflex
by shamer

Comment:
Overly portentous title, perhaps: I'm never sure what really works, though. I like the subtlety of your use of reflections here, and the multiple meanings. Something of a cold fish, in the end, for my real taste, which is why this isn't quite my favourite of the bunch this time round. Not quite.

The Water Horse
by geo

Comment:
Such a mad, irrepressible image. It would be unclear what exactly the reflections are in this image even with the most perfect explanation. I like it for its sheer weirdness; the more so in a challenge.

Fish Kaleidoscope
by redeyedfrog

Comment:
Nice stuff; puts me in mind of a four-year-old's photograph; pay no heed to the composition, sharpness, noise abatement tyrants, and get down and groove with the colours, dude.