The Ultimate Success
by Lorene

Comment:
hmmmm, some might see it as the ultimate failure! hehehe :-)
personally, I agree with you though :-)
Actually, a real nice shot, simple yet quite to the point. Great clarity, nice lighting and dof. The centered comp I think works for this shot. Nice job.

Serenading the Seagull
by PeterPic

Comment:
Outstanding shot!!! Wowsers. Excellant composition. Great processing, love the tones in the image. Great stuff going on, dof, curves, leading lines, awesome job, just awesome!

The Talker
by kellian

Comment:
Great bw conversion here. Nice tonal range in the image, it feels like it has good 'depth'. Subject wise though, I don't feel very drawn in strongly, doesn't hold my attention.

Walking the dog
by Photon-painter

Comment:
A neat shot. Good subject and I like the point of view from above. I think a little punch in the contrast could strengthen the image some. Increasing the tonal depth, it feels a little flat as is.

Where there are no streets
by acoppola

Comment:
Nice shot here. Very colorful and eye catching. Interesting, and pleasing to look at. Good composition. A nice approach to the challenge. Good job.

Hair Wraps and Henna
by GeneralE

Comment:
This is a great choice of subject, very interesting, and an engaging character. Composed well also. I think though, that the extreme shadows, and very harsh light on his face and beard (to the point of being blown out) are taking a lot away from the image. It looks like a tough exposure. A case where maybe a different angle would yield more favorable light? Or waiting for a cloud to cross the sun, if even for a moment, to catch a fleeting second of nice diffused light. Or, if this is someone that set's up there on a regular basis, trying to catch on a different day, or a different time of day to catch some good light?

Nightmare of the Hornet
by Saswaa

Comment:
Good subject, and detail is not bad on the hornet. Seems like very harsh lighting though, and the yellows look way over saturated. Another thing that may help is to get the subject out of the center of the frame in this case. The centered comp here just feels very static and lifeless.

Pimp My House
by daboardergirl

Comment:
Awesome! I like country livin' :-)

Tater's Pimp House
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
I'm trying to get the permits and stuff to start the renovations, but the township office has hinted that they may fight me on this one. I don't know :-(

I think the neighbors will like it! :-)

Time to Rest
by Lorene

Comment:
Excellant detail. Nice macro shot!