Looping Disks at Lakeside of Denver
by donniev

Comment:
Interesting photo, but... I don't want to punish anyone for there title, and I'm not going to here, but at the same time I think the title is a distracting mess of words that only loosely adheres to the challenge. Sorry to be so blunt.
Very interesting photo to look at. I find myself wanting to see the bottom of the vertical disk completely, but I imagine the background would dramatically take away from the image itself, so I understand the choice. Nicely done, great color. 6.

Denim & Lace
by Nald

Comment:
Nicely done. The photo captured has an alluring (obviously) quality to it.

Death & Life, Darkness & Light
by dsadites

Comment:
This looks like an ambitious photo that, unfortunately, falls a little flat. The highlights are blown out and the shadow areas are too flat. That said, I sincerely admire the attempt here. Keep trying this photo, I'd like to see a second (or third, or fourth, or whatever number you may be on) attempt on this. Bumping for effort.

Dots & Lines
by lissylou

Comment:
I think this photo could be improved with a little help on the color balance. Looks like a strong tungsten light source. Nice compositioni though.

Duck and Lake
by charmayne

Comment:
Given the title, and the depth of field, I find the two back ducks slightly distracting. Also, the color clash a bit. (The reflected blue of the sky and the shadowed green of the water below). That said, I think the composition is pretty good. The front duck in particular is well exposed. Nicely done overall. 6.

Dock & Lamps
by pinbokeshatta

Comment:
I like the subject idea here but the photo feels very off balance, like everything is falling to the right side of the photograph. This could be lessened by straightening out the horizon, or perhaps even by showing more deck.

Butterfly on Pinkie
by HornOUBet

Comment:
Great detail in this muchacho.

Delicate
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
I'm only saying this cuz I'm pretty sure you have a good sense of humor, but isn't it a tad unnecessary to describe a dead butterfly as crippled too? I'd say, yes, indeed he is crippled...mortally.

Awesome shot. I like the way you have juxtaposing elements in much of your work. I humbly echo the admiration of others.

Morning Pots
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Great story. I can just picture the slightly disturbed, mostly dumbfounded look on the cop's face. Me: Giggling foolishly.

Rainfall
by Rgarcia

Comment:
Well done Roberto.