Pure strength
by Mundi

Comment:
Nice to see someone's got the balls to do something humurous (if you'll excuse the pun). Technically, i think the image is a tad over-exposed (personally i felt the background is too harshly white), and a little bit on the noisy side, but i think it's cropped well and presented with a good bit of thought. Bit naughty (i wonder how many prudes will unfairly knock you down), and fit's the challenge. 7.

Book Fair
by WildflowerJoy

Comment:
Don't kids these days read anything non-TV or film related? I'm not entirely sure that for this challenge you chose a particularly great subject - the wheels are there on a purely incidental basis, and do not form the focus for the picture. I'm not sure what the technical term is, but the image also seems a bit noisy and pixelly.

4WD monster
by cq107

Comment:
Very gorgeous car and a fantastic set of wheels. I especially like how you've managed to take a picture in an environment where the only colour left is that wonderful shocking blue. The environment is also suitably perfect in a Mad Max post-apocalyptic kind of way. The wheels are just about prominent / large enough to, in my mind, fill the criteria of the challenge (my eyes are automatically drawn to them) - and what great wheels they are too. I hope you tell us what they are cause these would look brill on my silver saab. My only slight recommendation would be to not crop quite so close to the front edge of the car. Even so, this is one of my top 5 this week. 9.

F-1
by Gordon

Comment:
This is a great picture; i adore rusty trucks that have so much character. Only you've gone and cropped out most of the wheel! I so want to give this a high score... The detail is unimprovable, though i might have wanted to rip the wing mirror off (the shadow is a bit of an unwelcomed distraction). Sigh. If the wheel factor wasn't so important, 9. But i have to knock a point off for excessive cropping of the thing that the subject is supposed to be about. Sorry. 8.

"Welcome my children. Please, follow me through the gates to duckie heaven"
by redmoon

Comment:

Originally posted by chinstrap: I thought I saw a similar set of ducks in Kingston the other day.....

:) You're just TOO humourous! thanks, mate! made me laugh.

Spokes in Motion
by flip89

Comment:
Not sure about the title - the image doesn't really convey any sort of movement. But i like the photo - nice and sharp, and the colours against the dark sky are very striking. Interesting crop too.

Warped Pinwheels
by caba

Comment:
VERY pretty! I love the colours and the lighting suits very well. Creative and stylish, my only slight complaint is the ugly spindle in the middle (i wonder how it would look with that cropped out?), but that aside, a real attention grabber. 8. Incidentally, this would have been a stonking shot for the motion blur!

Camoflage
by MarineWife717

Comment:
Interesting subject matter, but far too noisy for my preference. And i think i might have rotated the image 5 or so degrees clockwise, so the trucks wheels and trailer were more level.

TURN
by Rando D300

Comment:
Nice shot - shame about the shadow filling half the frame, and on a personal note i would have liked to have seen more of a close up of the water wheel, which on it's own is interesting. The modern thing at the front adds a little too much clutter to the overall image and isn't strictly necessary.

Rollin' On The Railway
by garrywhite2

Comment:
Technically I consider this to be a great shot - the colours are bright and bold, focus is really good and overall, well executed. The sky is a little bit dull, and the weather has made the mountains at the but a bit murky; but unless you're a supreme being, there's bog all that can be done about that. My principal gripe is that the wheel element of this shot is purely incidental, and isn't even that apparent. Notwithstanding, I do consider this a great picture..