Harsh lands
by Natasha

Comment:
The use of silouets makes the mood match the title exactly. Positioning of the elements and the tonal gradation of the sky are great. A perfect choice of subject for B&W photography. A very good job, congratulations!

Abstract Martini
by Alecia

Comment:
What an excellent composition! The colour, the softly flowing yet sharp lines, the tonality of red, and the striking yellow; beautiful. Personally, I like this image particularry for what it isn't, and as I don't know wether you would be oftended by it or not by my impression, I will keep that to myself. Exceptional, a 10!

Driftwood
by Gracious

Comment:
This is a beautifully composed image. I can see either an eye with an eyebrow raised or an ear, reflecting or listening to the world deeper inside the blury part of the image. The tonal range is that of an Ansel Adams picture, with very sharp well defined lines. I would love to see it in a larger size, or in print. Excellent job, a 10!

Don't Drink and Drive
by byetko

Comment:
You have captured the feel of the moment so well, that I can almost step into the picture. On the technical side, the tonal range, sharpness and detail are amazing, especially for the picture with such a low resolution. Excellent work, good luck!

Already made it to the Cover
by Harz_Joerg

Comment:
Clever idea, lacks in execution a bit in my opinion. The overall tones are a bit too dark, and the red border of the magazine is uneven. A very clever image nevertheless.

Memory Stick
by jenarom

Comment:
Very funny, a bit too much yellow for my taste.

Caution Yellow
by goodtempo

Comment:
Great composition, very nice gestalt, especially the yellow reflectors leading up to the train, implying movement.

City Traffic
by nds

Comment:
Great composition! I especially like the way the image is on the lighter side of the tonal range, it gives it airy and light feel. Again a great photograph.

Music Box
by camelotnorth

Comment:
Great subject, although something about the cropping is throughing me off.

Technology Supporting Technology
by jimmsp

Comment:
If the reader on the left would have been cropped as well a bit, I think the whole image would improve, otherwise great work.