Challenge the World
by webster

Comment by lumbardh:
oops. It's still a good concept

Challenge the World
by webster

Comment by GeneralE:
Clever idea. Looks like this should have been in the other challenge, not the Prints challenge.

Challenge the World
by webster

Comment by Kavey:
This would score a 5 or 6 from me in the other sticker challenge - but entered into the dcprints challenge I'm awarding a 4 because it doesn't mention the site name.
I really like the composition and colours though I don't like the font used.
Kavey

Challenge the World
by webster

Comment by nathaliedoo:
Wrong contest???

Challenge the World
by webster

Comment by shadow:
original idea on ditigal photography but doesn't convey the "message" thru about CDPrints?

Challenge the World
by webster

Comment by Konador:
Doh! I think you entered this into the wrong challenge!

Challenge the World
by webster

Comment by ClubJuggle:
I think you submitted this one to the wrong challenge.

Challenge the World
by webster

Comment by kosmikkreeper:
Woops.. wrong challenge! ;o)

Challenge the World
by webster

Comment by RiderGal:
Oops... I think this was meant for the other sticker challenge...

Sad angel
by webster

Comment by jmsetzler:
Greetings from the Critique Club :)

Hi Webster...

Meetin the Challenge:

Without a doubt... snow is definitely weather :)

Artistic/Emotional Impact:

I think this photo is a little lacking in this area. From this particular perspective, It's really difficult to tell what I am looking at, therefore, the image takes on an abstract meaning of nothing more than lines, shapes and color. The color is flat and not really an integral part of this image for me.

Composition:

The composition seems to be ok, but maybe a different perspective would greatly enhance this image rather than a simple straight on view of the subject. Maybe a different time of day would also cast some shadows and bring out some detail with some different lighting across the image...

Technical:

The image feels a little soft. When I think of cold and winter, I think that crisp focus works very well...

John Setzler