Golden Gate
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
I really like this shot however you took away a lot by using the black area to put the text in (about a full third of the frame actually). A different color of font etc and placed elsewhere would allow you to show more of the bridge.

Tokyo
by postoakinversion

Comment:
Very static image that is to be honest kinda boring. There is nothing here that is especially interesting to look at.

Bringeth the Gypsies
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
The bottom area should be smaller as the text is distracting. (I would say it should be about the same size as the bottom line of text).

Lindisfarne Bay
by wisie

Comment:
Great shot but its a lttile dark.

Greetings from Italy
by Rino63

Comment:
Great shot. This challenge allowed you to add text. Doing this would have given this more of a postcard feel to it. 7

toronto welcomes you
by saintaugust

Comment:
Interesting approach to your postcard. Very unique.

Old West
by cryingdragon

Comment:
I wasn't going to vote based on text however in this one I have. The red text with the back ground colors kills this image. The viewer's eye is drawn to the text with a fish hook.

CattleCountry
by Len Scap

Comment:
I'd like to know what part of Alberta this is in (since I'm an Albertan myself). In any event, the image is a little dark on the left hand side. Cropping the image to just take out the cow on the left would have made this image superb. The text is a little bit blocky (of course I am not voting based on the text and I am merely remarking on it).

The Roof: SLC, Utah
by rjkstesch

Comment:
The text at the top takes away from the visual appeal of the rest of the picture. The text you included at the bottom is far more effective since its descriptive but doesn't take away from the picture. If you were to actually crop this picture just below the top text and above the circle it would look great.

Greetings from London 2006 - Back in to the past
by facesastheycome

Comment:
The grainy look doesn't make this appear old, just grainy. Its also a little underexposed in places.