Experience
by dtremain

Comment:
My mother-in-law is 93 years old. Each Sunday, Cindy & I pick her up from the assisted living home, and take her out for a treat (can you say Dairy Queen Blizzard?) and an afternoon drive (typically in Amish country). This was shot from the back seat, using the passenger's mirror to capture her face.

Urban Runway
by markwiley

Comment:
I like this shot - very urban setting and a fashion suit!

The Good Clothes
by Melethia

Comment:
Gotta love them stripes!

Boston Street
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Love the lighting in this shot.

SF SantaCon
by wbanning

Comment:
Great, fun image. Love the variety of people and their interactions. Love the view from outside looking in.

Wardrobe view
by hajeka

Comment:
My OCD is bothered by this shot - the hangers are not the same distance apart, and the one on the far right faces opposite of the ones to its left.
What I really like about the shot is all the different textures of the clothes.
I find it interesting that you chose to crop the top at the middle of the hanger bar, rather than include the top.

Old fashioned
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Love this on so many levels - great costumes, great blur to minimize the impact of other people in the background. Not sure whether the girl's transient expression is a distraction, but it is noticeable.

The Lady in Red
by SandyP

Comment:
Absolutely stunning! Love how she is right there, engaging the viewer with her eyes. Love the black lace and red dress, Exposure is perfect to capture the different shades of black in her hat. AND she's doing the splits while posing!

Everything Will Be OK
by gdk

Comment:
FWIW: Photo has strong, harsh shadows, including one in the bottom left; Maybe change perspective so man appears to be between laundry and building rather than "almost centered" on the round building; maybe have man took at camera (depending on what you're trying to depict). Maybe a bit better use of the rule of thirds - man could be at left 1/3 for example.
I like the pops of color in the background, the open framework against the sky, the primarily earth "fields" - making it look like the crop is struggling to survive; the man's dirty legs and feet.

Forgotten Beneath the Power Lines
by JustinM

Comment:
Love abandoned buildings! I think the graffiti on the white fence at right distracts from the image - it strongly draws the eye away from the power lines and main building.