Rock vs Ice
by greslizzz

Comment:
I'll bet on the rock in the short term, the ice in the long term. I like the concept, but there is nothing to really draw my attention, needs to be something that draws my attention, as in an interesting ice formation or rock formation, as it is, just a blob of ice and the interesting rock to the left draws my eyes away from the picture.

24-7
by autool

Comment:
Help me understand how this is power/strength. This is simply IMO a picture of a church at night, if it is this simple of a picture, include a clue in the title tying it into the theme. The stars in the background are a bit distracting to the picture.

Strong Wheels
by Kenno

Comment:
Strong wheels, but not going anywhere. Would be better if you didn't see the grate preventing kids from going under the train, nor the lack of tracks continuing on past the train. Also the blown out highlights at the top left draw the eyes up there and away from the power of the wheels.

Green Giant
by zwhitley

Comment:
Hard to get the exposure correct on this due to the strong shadow across the picture.

In the Begining
by daveit

Comment:
Be careful with your spelling in the title, "In the Beginning" Maybe a title like "Power to Speak the Universe into Existence" would make the tie closer to the theme, instead of having to figure it out. The crease in the page as well as the lack of sharpness in the words hurts the photo IMO.

Atlas
by thebone123

Comment:
Seems leaned to the left and slightly off center (maybe just the building), would like to see more details in Atlas' Face, and maybe a polarizing filter to remove the reflections off the windows.

Many ropes ease the workload
by Azrifel

Comment:
If it was clearer that this was a pulley and ropes, maybe shot from the side of the pulley would be better photo.

No Strength
by closer03

Comment:
Strength??? not a good photo, sorry

STEEL “Strength for Power”
by riley

Comment:
Great framing/repetition in this picture, good use of evening lighting on the trees, and the water adds just a touch more interest to the photo, good capture.

Knowledge
by David.C

Comment:
How does the sepia coloring add to the photo. When I think sepia, I think older photo, your model and the subject matter is incongruous with an old photo.