Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by Reddragonlady:
Notice the cars more than the movie name. Not much of a line for the movie of the year.

Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by justine:
Hey fun idea. Good shooting, good thinking!! Justine

Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by Marsha:
With headlines that say Movie of the Year, I think there is too much car in the photo.

Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by decoteau:
The photo is a little too busy. It's hard to focus on the real subject.

Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by Crystal Streams:
Good concept but the photo is too busy with no main focus point.

Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by autool:
Composition: Subject Placement, Cropping, Background6,
Technical: Focus, Exposure, Lighting, Processing6,
Appeal: Is it Interesting, Motivating, Etc.? 7,
Total Averaged Rating6. Autool
IMO the relationship between the title and picture are key elements in this challenge.

IMO the relationship between the title and picture are key elements in this challenge. Sure would have been nice to have a line of moviegoers stretched around the corner.

Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by Simms:
the car is far too distracting, as is the person looking at the camera (these things probably couldn't of been helped), but the picture would of had a lot more impact had there been a big queue of people outside the theatre.. doesnt really work that well.. sorry 4 marksimms

Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by Yomi:
good movie. Wish you could have gotten more of the long lines of the sold out shows.

Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by biohazardix:
Robert Capa once said "If you photos arent good enough, your not close enough"

Movie of the Year
by emily

Comment by DougPaz:
Good idea, I would love to see more people and less cars though. DPz