Breaking Eggs
by terje

Comment:
i dont buy this shot. interesting idea, but i wonder how it was captured.the motion blur doesnt look real. if you did a long exposure, it seems unlikely that the shot ended EXACTLY before it hit the eggs. if it did, then congrats on a great shot. otherwise, unbelievable.

A close shave
by jjbeguin

Comment:
onimages such as this i like to see the text flush or square with the edge of the photo. shooting straight on i think makes a more bold statement when it comes to "propaganda-ish" imagery like this. as far as being "out of place", it seems that the store was trying to create this juxtaposition. and in that respect, i lose some interest in the shot. its a bit too obvious.

Sibling Rivalry
by MWitt

Comment:
i'm not entirely clear on the rules, but if you can extract the portrait, the background could have been one entire field.

otherwise, very funny. :)

Film vs Digital
by rj324

Comment:
lol

touche!

maybe the title should have been "UGH!"

When Pooh turns his back on you...
by kellian

Comment:
perhaps a bit more sharpening in this one would help it a bit. otherwise i don't mind the shot. i might argue that its a TAD bit mundane...but i don't think i will :)

Sibling Rivalries
by MJENNI

Comment:
i have been looking at these two faces for about 5 minutes now. they are speaking VOLUMES.

excellent framing and capturing of "the moment"

well done in every aspect.

This is not proper.........another conflict for the north and south!
by tolovemoon

Comment:
congrats on the statement (whoever raised them in this order) but it seems almost blasphemous. i don't care for the grain in the sky either.

"Stormy Weather"
by tfarrell23

Comment:
very nice textures. i don't quite read "stormy" in it though. seems almost tranquil to me.

its kind of off topic.

Lighthouse versus the Sea
by Jeanseb

Comment:
wow. nice contrasting. dramatic motion. nicely framed...

well done

Solving a conflict
by litbolti

Comment:
nothing very striking, but strangely hypnotic...

i can't stop looking at it.

i think the over-sharpening has forced the "grittiness" of the image to capture me.