To the Lighthouse
by ErikV

Comment:
Beautiful shot. I love the textures in the sand and smoothness of the water. The building offers an excellent focal point with some color. However, I feel like the clouds are a bit over processed but I like the stormy look just maybe a bit less.

time boxing
by Lutchenko

Comment:
Wow. I absolutly enjoy looking at this photo. The framing and the pieces missing of the clock and how everything is completely black or completely white is amazing. Great Shot, I would not change a thing!

4
by MikeO

Comment:
I really like the blandness and depressed mood to the shot but I feel like the composition and framing is too limited. I feel like I need to see more to the edges. I do love the colors though! 6.

Skylight
by andrewt

Comment:
I love the lighting in the shot and the composition is fantastic! Great Shot!

square pants
by nixter

Comment:
If it was black and white I'd focus more on the shapes in the image instead of the colors which in my opinion don't seem that great. I do really like the shapes and the man's legs sitting there but I feel like there is too much space to the left especially with the overblown areas in the top-left corner. It's hard to expose such a contrasty scene. 5.

Abandoned
by vawendy

Comment:
Absolutely stunning! I love the old textures of the chipping paint/wood and the torn curtains. Excellent choice for a black and white image!

Cubbyhole
by npasel

Comment:
Would've loved to see this in black in white so the shapes pop out more. I tend to focus on the white paper stapled to the wood instead of the fantastic shapes.

Number 48
by JamesA

Comment:
I love the subject matter. The old door is gorgeous but I feel like the framing should be centered. I know you're probably trying the follow the rule of thirds but for me, sometimes it needs to be broken. Having the box and the railing only on one side really makes me focus on them for some reason.

Spiky Sharpness and Bokeh
by Paul

Comment:
Wow! I really like the purple tone to the shot. Very sweet!

Callaway Golf Ball, Nike Putter
by leematthews

Comment:
I love the sepia overtone to the shot and the vignette. Both make this shot.