She's swimming in money
by tamatama

Comment:
good idea, but the lighting is too harsh

Plain and simple...and yet it makes the world go round
by Oich

Comment:
Strange, I can see both the front and back. Is it backlit? That makes it really hard to see clearly even though you have the focus very good.

Money, money, money
by pdbartlett

Comment:
Ouch, really harsh camera flash. Nice smile and pose.

Contract price
by Rino63

Comment:
I wish I could tell what they are contracting. nuts? Maybe if you cropped it above their heads and expanded the rest I could see it better. Very interesting environment though.

Porkrate Greed
by tanguera

Comment:
There is too much empty space here. I'd like to see it zoomed in on the subject. I don't really understand the title.

Money Line
by mellie430

Comment:
It took a second look to see you lined up the numbers in the corners from 10 down to 1 I presume. Good DOF.

"TIP" ill be happy
by jonnienye

Comment:
I like it. Good eye, catching this opportunity and placing what appears to be a diner waitress holding a cigarette, something you wouldn't see here in California. First I was thinking it was a "Well?" gesture, but I think it's examining the tip jar. It's good the focus is on the woman rather than the jar but the writing is still legible.

the only things girls ever need.
by jnorris23

Comment:
This could be a good shot if it was clearer and better lit

Hey Baby, Don't Go...I've Got Money!
by J-Me

Comment:
This looks like a random street shot. Nothing but the title has to do with money and it's very difficult to reasonably relate the picture to the title. Out of 5 people in the shot you can only see one face, and it isn't very clear or expressive. I'm not sure if the title goes with that guy or the woman (I think) with the black top that is in better focus. Finally, the cropping of the lady on the left and signs on the top are disturbing.

tunnel.jpg
by rlewis

Comment:
The first thing I thought also was to crop it tighter all around, just leaving a trace of black on top and a wee bit more on the sides. What would really make it stand out for me is seeing something coming up the road. Ideally something old, like an Amish man driving his horse drawn cart. Or DrAchoo's man with hat clicking his heels. Of course, those are hard to come by most places. I think a little sharpening would help also. The leaves sort of blend into each other.

Edit to correct incorrect attribution

Message edited by author 2008-10-27 18:52:44.