Dinner à Deux
by Germaine

Comment:
Cool, I like it. The corner of the wall lines up with the edge of the chair(? table leg?) to make this look almost like a diptych. Those people really do look like something isn't going their way...

Day 1
by salmiakki

Comment:
It's true, even the most mundane subjects get interesting with these phone-cam filters and effects. Here, a quick snapshot becomes an interesting study in color and lens flare. The cross-processed look lends a captivating mood to this photo, and the cyclists heading in opposite directions create movement and visual tension in an otherwise serene scene.

Exit
by Cory

Comment:
I like the overhead perspective and the candid-esque nature of the shot is topically appropriate, but I would have liked to see you do something to bump the whites a bit.

waiting
by wyverndragon

Comment:
Control of the exposure is less careful than I think is characteristic of Nixter.

Leaving Town
by tanguera

Comment:
Very strong. B/W, use of backlit figure, full tonal range all seem topically appropriate.

Homage to Malvern Star
by FourPointX

Comment:
All right, I'll admit it--you've lost me with this one.

Cheyenne
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
I don't recall seeing boudoir-esque shots as a significant part of Nixter's portfolio. On its own merit, the blown-out left leg and the accompanying jaggies are quite distracting.

l a v e n d e r & l y c h g a t e s
by rooum

Comment:
lychgates? I like the photo just fine, but don't see lychgates.

V
by PennyStreet

Comment:
mood-wise, I think this fits, although it seems to me that Nixter usually incorporates a full tonal range.

cat
by love

Comment:
That is TOO CUTE. I want one now.

I also appreciate the accuracy of your title; I'm pleased you didn't title this "typewriter."