1960
by Gosche

Comment:
The fuzzy dice are cool, but the stuffed animal is a bit of a distraction.

1978
by saloonstudios

Comment:
Sweet car. The reflection is a bit of a distraction, but you did a good job on the essence of the challenge, IMO.

1962
by Desember

Comment:
Are these the original Barbie and Ken? I would have liked to have seen the same lighting on Ken.

The lines
by Chinhyuk

Comment:
I'm guessing this is ancient times. The dead centre composition is a bit static and the poor lighting and leaning lines are the reason I gave this a low rating.

2000
by jansku

Comment:
Creative. Definitely captures a moment in time, even for me as a Canadian.

1968
by GeneralE

Comment:
I instantly feel the time period so good for you on capturing the challenge. You have an impossible dynamic range to capture here. I see a piece of the white cloth that is blown out and parts of the gun have no detail in the black. I would have like to have seen more details in the gun, without getting any brighter on the cloth.

1886 Grist Mill
by docurrie

Comment:
This does a good job of capturing an era, so you get points for meeting the challenge. Photographically, the composition is okay but I find the light very very harsh. Not sure if a shot during the 1st or last hour of the day was possible, but I think that would have given a warmer light to this shot.

Lost
by heida

Comment:
Congratulations!!! I was one of the 50 to rate this 10. As one of your other comments mentioned, I also think of Wuthering Heights when I view this. It has a great mood and is very deserving of the recognition.

Message edited by author 2005-08-08 01:20:12.

91 Second Swirl
by ourwebstop

Comment:
Cool swirl. Composition is very interesting with everything in the centre. This is one of those times where the rule of thirds doesn't apply. I really like the subtle lines to the outside, but the bright section to the left of centre is just a bit too bright for my liking.

Jogger
by torfis

Comment:
I really like the diagonal created by the sidewalk and the red just pops out! I really wish the runner had been positioned off-centre. The composition as is really causes my eye to gravitate to the centre which in my opinion makes a less dynamic photo.