2068 Main
by RolandB

Comment:
Every picture tells a story and this one is about a gate. Nicely highlighted, definately the object of the image partnered with the gate post. The left side of this image is dead weight and could easily be cropped off for a square presentation. A lovely image as it is though. High marks!

Study in Pastels
by joe_miner

Comment:
This is an ambicious image, congradulations. As with all old buildings, over time they settle to where no two angles are the same. You just have to choose 1 that works best. In This case the choice I would make is the corner where the blue and orange facades meet because of its strengthe. The building as it is, is heavily weighted to the left of the image so it appears to be listing. Just by rotating the image a tiny bit, it will regain its balance. The rest of the composition is very good. I really like the ambiance.

One last ride?
by LevT

Comment:
whats the subject, the surfer or the skyline? interesting color work. to ride, or not to ride....ride.

On the sea shore alone
by hossam

Comment:
the colors could be much richer with post processing. the composition is excellant.

Minibub
by CorySmith

Comment:
I have lighting issues, the gold bugs me because the color is so saturated. the bubble is good_fascinating.

keys
by froglet

Comment:
if you had left color in the keys i would have like it more. knowing the restrants, darn

Out of Wall St.
by charmayne

Comment:
Im looking at the sky, not the guy, whom i beleive is supposed to be the subject. If he would only walk in the light beam for you!

Hidden
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
the object of the challenge was to have the kitty be the obvious subject. The kitty is really cool, but I have to look for him. it becomes a photo of some sort of tree or brush with an awesome kitty in it.

Surrounded by Beauty
by JScho

Comment:
what part of the peacock is the subject of the challenge? he is so pretty though

just a little bit
by Fyzarl

Comment:
I want to make this a verticle image. the flat side of the subject wants the bottom of the frame