Playin' for for No One, Playin' for Nothing
by nam

Comment:
A good crisp image with solid blacks and whites. Excellent use of depth of field with just enough to isolate the background but retain plenty of detail.

mute spectators
by Pampa

Comment:
Brilliant juxtaposition of jogger with an artistic wall, and a spoonful of humour to go with it. Superb!.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
by PennyStreet

Comment:
This really appealed. The circle concentrates the mind.

Boxed In
by markwiley

Comment:
A good example of how simplicity can be the most effective. Simply superb.

Alone
by Ja-9

Comment:
Very good use of light, shade and silhouette. A quality image.

W A T E R M A N
by Bear_Music

Comment:
A quality image. The background mesh is a brilliant idea.

Gathering clouds
by eniko

Comment:
In terms of composition the centrally placed plant in the central foreground (ivy?) spoils the balance of the scene. I'd have moved to shift it to the right. Even then the scene does lack features to hold the viewers attention. Personally I would have liked the fence to have been more dominant so that detail can be seen.

Urban landscape on the canal
by RyanW

Comment:
For me the scene itself is not too inspiring but it needs a change of filter colour to give the image some bite.

i must remember this
by jmritz

Comment:
I can see the blurred memory theme of this image but it does not hold my attention or make me want to look again which for me is what a good image should do. It should demand my attention. I'd like a photo of this memory when it comes into sharp focus.

the day before I was born
by posthumous

Comment:
Is there something here that I'm missing? A cloud shape, a subtle link with the title. Apologies if there is but for me the blur and lack of contrast do nothing to hold my attention.