Zero to Sixty in 5.2
by cowboy

Comment by Ram21:
seems a little low on quality, I like the color, good reflections.

Zero to Sixty in 5.2
by cowboy

Comment by art-inept:
hmm seems like you cropped it too much or your camera lacks some resolution. i'll let you in on my little trick. whenever i have to crop a lot and the image quality seems a little off or there are some small imperfections, i just resize the image smaller. this site has you go as large as 640 but if you want, go down smaller. not too small or people will be suspicious, but it might help you out. lol shh don't tell anyone :)

Baby outgrew this stroller a longtime ago
by cowboy

Comment by kawhona:
the little bit of furniture (?) in the exposure on the lower right side is not adding to the shot.

Baby outgrew this stroller a longtime ago
by cowboy

Comment by gprinsloo:
Hows that for usefull and obsolete. VERY nice. Well balanced, nice color, like the lighting. Pity about cropping the top of the lamp shade and including whatever is in the bottom right hand corner.

Baby outgrew this stroller a longtime ago
by cowboy

Comment by RonBeam:
This might have worked more effectively if presented outside. Just a thought. It's a great carriage!

Baby outgrew this stroller a longtime ago
by cowboy

Comment by SandyP:
And, don't you miss those days ??? I like the way you have composed this. Good luck.

Do we have enough clearance?
by cowboy

Comment by notbiscuit:
Seems to have a lot of noise, missing bridge details. Good angle and color and definately fits the challenge. 7

Do we have enough clearance?
by cowboy

Comment by blemt:
Okay- well this fits the challenge to be sure. Metal in both the car and the bridge. The problem is the composition doesn't really do much more then that. The large mass of the bridge ends up cutting the image in half. The upper bridge work is so cluttered looking that it's challenging to find a point for the eyes to rest. In this case, I think getting closer to some of the bridge work might help improve the story here. When I look at an image, there's always a story there. Even in abstracts. The challenge as a photographer is to try and tell that story in a compelling way. What is it that you want me to see here- other than a bridge? Is it the speed of the car? Is it the might of the bridge span? Find that element, focus on it, and you have a stronger composition. Hope this helps some!

Do we have enough clearance?
by cowboy

Comment by surfdabbler:
Not technically a great shot, but funny. :)