"Roland" of Gilead
by jonnienye

Comment:
...and the gunslinger followed. :)

Home Delivery...Literally
by Wildcard

Comment:
I really like this idea and the title, but the shot seems to be lacking something to me--it just seems a little uninteresting. Could be that the sky is taking up too much of the frame. Did you try cropping it, or even darkening (burning) the sky?

Quiet day at the Mall
by e301

Comment:
Very nice shot. I really like the symmetry of the shot, and how white the handrails look, which form those very distinct lines, but if it wasn't for the title, the shot doesn't convey anything being for sale to me.

Priceless Sale
by dx_power

Comment:
It seems that there's someone's head sticking out behind the roof of the car that still has it's color. Other than that the selective desat works very well. Looks very sharp! Good luck!

Home sweet home
by patrinus

Comment:
Very nice contrast of colors. All the colors in this shot are actually quite pleasant (as opposed to overwhelming), especially for a night shot. Best of luck.

Sculpture of Nature
by Hoddsson

Comment:
Very beautiful shot, but it looks a little washed out to me. Maybe you should try increasing the contrast a little? Besides that, very nice. Good luck!

All I could find was this rock ...
by cerebis

Comment:
At least you found something...that's what counts! Good luck!

A dark cloud eyeing a dry tree
by snowleopard10101

Comment:
This is one of my favorite pictures in the challenge so far. The bright green and dark sky create a really nice contrast. Not only 'cause of the challenge, but I think it would look just a little more "interesting" (for lack of a better word) if the tree was a but further left in the frame. Very nice shot nonetheless. Good luck!

Twisty roads ahead
by boyhuntsforbliss

Comment:
Awesome...it really looks like it's daytime. Couldn't people tell that those streaks were stars? What else would they be, radioactive sensor dust?
Nice shot!!

We Do
by rubienne

Comment:
I really like this picture, but I wish that the lighting wasn't so harsh. Perhaps you should try using a softbox, or just diffusing the light somehow (by bouncing it off a piece of foamboard, or even using a piece of fabric over the light source). Good job though. Very nice! Good luck!