dpchallenge.com sticker
by nathaliedoo

Comment:
Too busy.

Use With Caution
by mcmurma

Comment:
Win may be a misnomer since there are no prizes..........yet.

DPC: Universally The Best.
by BigSmiles

Comment:
Nice idea but due to the limitation in size no flags should be present.

"and that's just what they'll do"
by salparadi

Comment:
The overexposure of this image adds impact.

Waiting For The Summer
by Mona

Comment:
The colour of the boats gives impact to this image. The pussywillows in the foreground are a bit distracting.

GT
by WILDBLUE

Comment:
One thing that would give more impact to this image would be if the mustang on the hubcap were right side up. Composition, exposure are good.

Flying Horse Transportation (seats available)
by sherryk471

Comment:
Excellent timing. It's too bad about the leg in the bottom right. A smaller aperture (larger number) would have blurred the background giving the photo more impact.

Transportation by sea
by eikidigi

Comment:
A combined entry, transportation and fauna. A little more space in front of the boat to include the entire reflection may add impact. Exposure is good.

stopped trains
by myles13

Comment:
I'm guessing that evaluative metering was used here which makes the foreground and part of the trains very dark. There are two ways that would bring the train out more.

1. Take a reading (evaluative) with less sky in the picture, lock the exposure and recompose - all done with the shutter button pressed half way. Then push the shutter button the rest of the way.

2. (Easier) Use spot metering on the area of the picture you want to expose for, recompose and take the picture.

Loading or Unloading
by Chez

Comment:
Good composition and contrast.

Depth of field is a little shallow or the focus is not sharp. The landscape mode on the camera or setting the aperture to the smallest possible (largest number) would help for this type of image. If focus is the issue then using a faster shutter speed or a tripod and the self timer/remote would help keep the image in sharp focus. Even the pushing of the shutter button can move the camera enough to put an image out of focus.