Cold Spring Harbor
by misterjosh

Comment by mist:
Well-worked capture of the spray in the background, good detail up front.

Cold Spring Harbor
by misterjosh

Comment by pineapple:
Nice weather. Good day for a walk.

Cold Spring Harbor
by misterjosh

Comment by sherpet:
I like this one.....

Stupid People Tricks: David Blaine at Lincoln Center, NYC
by misterjosh

Comment by liltritter:
Love the title, great shot!

Sixteen Flights Up
by misterjosh

Comment by cfischl:
Great use of selective desaturation. The person walking by on the right also helps give this photo a real pulse. I think what might make this image even better is if you spent some time cloning out the white specks and the dirt on the stairs. Just my two cents.

(p.s. I'm also adding this to my favorites)

Charles

bi-cycle
by misterjosh

Comment by davidbennett:
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bi-cycle
by misterjosh

Comment by BakerBug:
Shot seems a little too dark. I also can't find the second item from the list.

bi-cycle
by misterjosh

Comment by Melethia:
That one wheel is so taco'd! Bummer. Like the street capture.

bi-cycle
by misterjosh

Comment by Younger:
What's the second thing?

bi-cycle
by misterjosh

Comment by melismatica:
Another attempt to get around using two of the objects in a creative way. I'm not buying it. The point of this challenge seems to be to flex your creative muscle by using two seemingly unlrelated objects to compose a great photo.
How did you challenge yourself creatively by taking a photo of two bicycles?

Ordinarily, I would say these two bikes have good picture possibilities. This rather straight-on, literal recording of the scene doesn't seem to have explored that potential very thouroughly, however. This photo doesn't look as if much thought went into composing it beyond 'see it, snap-it, move on'. This impression, combined with the photographer's apparent unwillingess to challenge him/herself by adhering to the spirit of the challenge, makes me feel like this photo doesn't merit much, even outside the challenge.