Rivals Face Off
by kallison

Comment:
IMO, better lighting would have improved this pic. Its very dark on my screen. But I like the concept.

Brother Possessed
by Emerkaza

Comment:
Technical critique: very good, amazingly crisp, well focused. Composition is fine for this topic/subject. Maybe just a little fill light could improve the pic, but this is okay too.
Artistic critique: Ya, this meets the challenge. The taunting expression of brother and the agonized sister are priceless. 9

The Cherry Picker
by Zigomar

Comment:
The colors are nice. I like how the greens in the background compliment (and match) the cherries (stems).

School o' fish
by Carlo21

Comment:
This is composed very well, the picture is balanced. How did you post process it? As previously commented, it has a painting like quality to it...

oranges
by Lelez

Comment:
The thumbnail stood out. I like these shots were there are patterns.

IMG_39558.jpg
by photokariangel

Comment:
I like this pose. It's a nice bride shot, very complementary, as opposed to the straight on shot.

Next Stop, East Village
by pawdrix

Comment:

Originally posted by PennyStreet: I can't decide if this would have been better if you had caught the guy a couple of steps sooner so that we could see his profile against the steps (lighter background). The way it is, his face kind of blends into the plants, which is interesting and may ultimately be better anyway. I love the shadows and lines. And even though he might not have a place to go, it feels as if he's going there. Good one.

I like this shot because he does look like he has a destination. I didn't notice the detail that PennyStreet pointed out until I read her post. I think she might be right that the guy in front of the steps would have made the shot even better. But that's what I'm finding out in trying street photography is that timing is difficult. None the less, I like this one.

The Capital Grille
by bvy

Comment:
She seems to be pretty amused at the two on the right, while the two men don't even seem to pay attention to her.
Just curious, was this shot "from the hip?"

1+1 = 1
by Siggav

Comment:
I think the thing that grabs my attention are the repeating reds and blues throughout the image.

playing businessmen
by halopes

Comment:
Normally I would have preferred the two walking into the frame, but this works too, as to say "end of another day at the office."