Fanfare on a Summer Evening
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Should be the Blue...

HipHop Hopefuls
by herfotoman

Comment:
I like it except for the person in the background. Very distracting.

Baby Blue(s)
by GrayElla

Comment:
I really don't think this reflects the sprite of the challenge, everyone has two eyes. As a portrait, try getting about 10 or 12 feet from the subject and go with a f/8 (or so) setting. That would get most of the facial features in focus. Very important; focus on the eyes. That will make or break your portrait. Also use unsharp mask to sharpen the result.

The Fence and Her Opposite
by jvaughn94

Comment:
I'm not sure how this makes the challenge.

Intricacy
by NikonJeb

Comment:
If taken at dusk or dawn, you could of eliminated the harsh shadows. It would of also let you stop-down to keep everything in focus.

Le Temple des Oenophiles
by tanguera

Comment:
Maybe a little more contrast...

A rainy day ( St. John's Cathedral )
by ThingFish

Comment:
The tower looks like it's leaning due to the wide angle. Maybe taken with a normal focal length would of helped. A black & White version might of been more dramatic.

San Antonio Church Aguascalientes Mexico
by ederontiveros

Comment:
This would of been eye-popping if more contrast were applied. Nice tough...

Kitsch
by gg3rd

Comment:
Busy? who cares. Great use of HDR.

Pump Room
by dswann

Comment:
As someone who does a lot of HDR, I think this is one of the best I've seen. As as for not being "a very engaging photo", I really like going back to view it. Nice work.