"Twins"
by ThingFish

Comment:
Sepia is nice here. I feel you could crop in some and add a vignette and reduce your sharpening some.

Trick or Treat!
by boyd2000

Comment:
Isn't it amazing how owners look like their pets? I know that you engaged the subject for the shot as you used your flash. Not many people shoot outdoors with their flash, but by doing so you minimized the back lighting thus not making them too dark.

hey wait for me
by cutout

Comment:
I feel the artistic element in this shot with your post processing. You probably are getting a lot of comments on how this isn't street photography. While that case can be made, the shot itself is good.

Living at the bus stop
by booboo_goon

Comment:
Crop the left and bottom and you'll have a much stronger shot. We have enough megapixels now that we can crop in and still retain high quality. Nice post processing as well.

Hawthorne Street, South-East Side
by njsabs

Comment:
I appreciate you engaging the subject in this shot. I like the person behind him smiling. Nice image and toning.

Getting their stories straight
by Quigley

Comment:
Two kids on the left have my interest. Right side of the frame, to me, has less interest.

Snack Time
by Truegsht

Comment:
Extreme zoom, extreme crop, and noise reduction detract from the moment captured. This feels just like a snap at a soccer field, and less an image you set out to take for the challenge. Child is cute, but the photo itself doesn't work with her cuteness and it feels like it was entered just to have something to refresh during the week.

A Human Study
by Ivory

Comment:
The post processing is very painterly. The window sign with the subject in the window is a nice study. I am not usually fond of this type of post processing, but do feel it works well with your overall feel you're going for.

Les anonymes
by Gabriel

Comment:
This image represents more of art than street photography. I think this would look very nice framed and hanging in one's living room. The blur and toning are tasteful and work well with the shot.

Serenade on Fifth Avenue
by Ringostarr

Comment:
Composition and post processing is nice.