This summer, open-toed footwear is a must.
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Not a bad caprture: don't see a good reason for leaving so much 'dead' space at the bottom of frame though.

Flip Flop Sandals
by stephan

Comment:
Like the colour saturation: and just about equally dis-like the use of a prominent colour from a photo for its border. So that equals things out :-) Like the way the stripes work together in this arrangement also.

Downsizing
by Alpine99

Comment:
I like this. Shame it had to be so far over-sharpened - the white around the lettering is quite annoying.

Arlington house
by jeeptuning

Comment:
Flash lighting is really killing this - flattens out all the textures, leaves almost no shadow to give a sense of depth, and fades out nastily into the corners of the room: I'm also quite surprised you were allowed t use it in Arlington House. Would LOVE to see this with the natural light fro that window - could look amazing.

Yesterday's Merchandise, Today's Trash
by ganders

Comment:
The flash shadow is annoying - though it has the intriguing effect of flattening out the shot.

Digital Evolution
by sahko

Comment:
I'd love it to be the case that these all store the same amount of data. Nice stock photo, though perhaps a litle less square-on to the camera would give more interest: would quite like to see a perspective shot where they all take the same space in the frame, but are obviously receding into the distance.

The Money Bag
by evmariedogs

Comment:
The moving coins are weird - almost unnoticeable, and i can't see the point of them. Technically a very good photo, absolutely no problems there, but I can't really see it's relevance to the challenge - did people never have money bags before? Is it dated somehow and I just don't know that?

The word on the street
by johnm

Comment:
Neat idea, and approach. Think I'd have shot from a little further away and zoomed in or cropped to avoid the distortion of the 't'. Not sure how it could be changed, but it seems a quite dirty photo, though I guess that's to do with the reflection and the window.

Use to be full of horses, now only one remains.
by Flynn

Comment:
Why have the horse dead centre frame? I would think you could crop to the pillar beside it's head, and almost up to it's hooves and lose none of the important information and at the same time increase the compositional impact. It's a really nice capture though, great moment. levels and contrast could perhaps be usefully played with too.

The Golden Age of Art Deco Architecture
by magnetic9999

Comment:
Good illustration - think I'd like to see more texture in the stonework though.