Now you see me.
by Lydia

Comment:
very playful and right on target. great shot

Left Out
by bspurgeon

Comment:
I really like this composition. I feel it displays socioeconomic separatism at its worst. Hopefully, this is not the case but if you were trying to make such a statement, this would nail it on the head. The 3 girls hugging look like uniformed private school students while the girl who is left out looks as though she definitely is not. This is my definition of "Innocent" bystander.

Just four more hours......
by herfotoman

Comment:
I like the depth of field but maybe a slight angling to the left would have been better. Knocking out the green can on the step and putting some air behind the boys rearend and shoe. He looks stuck to something.

lady in the park
by Dj_snake

Comment:
Very attractive lady but the lady with glasses on her head sniffing the bike seat is distracting. Maybe a different angle would have been better.

Time goes by
by franktheyank

Comment:
Like the angle and contrast on this one. Man's head and cap definitely draws me to action, the little kid playing chess. I think a better title would have been "Rook to D5".

(Only in) O R E G O N
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Love the expression on the boys face. I would have liked to seen a different angle on this one. It takes a second to locate the boy for me. I think my eye is drawn away from him because the angle of the tree is moving away from him.

Innocence and pride
by dasser

Comment:
Would have liked to see the focus on the man in the wheelchair "The Bystander" or a more shallow field to pull out the short boy who is glancing over at the old man.

Someday, that'll be me
by Rmac

Comment:
I really the subject. It is almost as if the little boy is pretending he is on a rearing horse.

The Ref
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
The referee is never "Innocent". I would have like it better with a little fewer white jerseys.