Windmill
by Sonifo

Comment:
Not sure how the title fits the photograph? Good shot but it lacks a bit of contrast, although I understand there is little you could do about that, because of the no editing rules.

Before Ford
by katlyn

Comment:
Needs focus. Try using a short shutter speed or placing the camera on a solid object, even leaning against a tree or building while taking the shot will help to avoid camera shake.

Ghosts of Eshton
by LindaLee

Comment:
I donĂ¢€™t think the sepia tone works very well straight out of the camera, this shot seems to lack contrast. May have been better had you just used colour, as the subject looks quite rustic anyway.

Metropolitan Whistle
by Tarbini

Comment:
Nice crisp close up, would have positioned it slightly lower in the frame (less centrally) myself. Good shot tho.

Seeking The Light
by autool

Comment:
Would have desaturated the yellows in this shot to try and remove the yellow tint from the glass. Never the less a very nice shot.

Dream a Little Dream
by lmhr

Comment:
Really nice portrait! Compositiion is superb and B&W works really well in my opinion, good job.

Shooting beauty
by sjonni

Comment:
The crop looks slightly too tight on the left.

Food For Thought
by Mitonski

Comment:
I have taken a similar shot to this myself [//www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=5494]. From the shadows on your shot it looks like you have the sun/light behind the subject, I think it may have helped to have the sun behind the camera to reflect more light off the fleshy part of the frut to give it more colour and contrast.

Overcast at the Harbour
by Imagineer

Comment:
The title suggests to me that these are masts of boats however it looks more like scaffolding? Also the two faint lines running horizontally across the picture are quite distracting.

Welcome to my yard
by Crafty Sue

Comment:
Sorry but in my opinion the subject lacks interest and is too centrally positioned in the shot.