dine
by nixter

Comment:
Wow. What a beautiful composition. I love the geometric forms created by the chairs, tables, floor and stair cases. Well done and congratulations on top 10 finish.

Waiting for a bus with a cowboy
by jblaylockrayner

Comment:
Ho cool is this! Haven't seen this one during voting. Simply wondeful. Congratulations on 6th place.

Beggar
by nutzito

Comment:
Wonderful capture. Really tells a story. Congratulations on the 5th finish. Personally I do like the B&W version better. I believe that if colour is not essential to the theme of the picture, b&w simplifies the image and causes less distractions thereby focussing one's attention on the story - just my personal opinion.

Chalkman
by Transit

Comment:
I saw this image in the challenge and even though I didn't vote, it was one of my favourites. I love the moody dark tone of the picture - absolutely beautiful. Congratulations on the great finish.

Beauty And...
by hotpasta

Comment:
Congratulationson the ribbon. I really love this image. I have always been a fan of your work.

Life on the Street is a Beach
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
Wow. I didn't even see this one during voting. What a great capture, deserving of a blue. Congratulations.

The Ultimate Success
by Lorene

Comment:
Yes, except if you're a teenage boy or an executive with Durex, then the triumph will be one line ;) Nice composition.

"...call me."
by BHuseman

Comment:
It's only a triumph if she actually answers (or remembers you) when you do call. ;) Good one

8 Seconds of Triumph
by Dirtypainter

Comment:
Whooaaa! I get chills just watching that. Nice action shot. Expresses the theme well. I would've cropped a little tighter to get rid of the white sky and perhaps B&W would serve this shot seeing as the neon's are a bit distracting. My rule of thumb is usually that if the colour doesn't add to the theme of the picture, I make it B&W since it's less distracting and helps focus attention on the theme - personal preferance. Good luck.

life cycle
by shaundp

Comment:
Ho funny is that. I like the concentration on his face. He looks like an experienced knight in the jousting event. Fits the challenge well and I like it. Focus seems a tad soft.