Stellenbosch Street Market
by wsteyn

Comment:
Brilliant shot. My only nitpicking would be the washed out sky in the background.

Midwest Farmland
by tsheets

Comment:
Man, is that a familiar sight. I think your picture could fit into a dozen or so states, haha. Brilliant shot, I love the simplicity it possesses.

Sri Lanka
by willow_zzen

Comment:
I really wish the structure wasn't so dark.

I come from the land of ice and snow
by LalliSig

Comment:
One of the best of the challenge I've seen so far.

Willow Creek Bridge
by Olyuzi

Comment:
I really like the tones you've created here, it reminds me of an old photograph (or the scene where Howard Hughes and Catherine Hepburn play golf in the film "The Aviator") however I don't like that the bridge is in shadows, and I'm bugged by the fact that it doesn't lead to anywhere.

Paris = My world... Effeil Tower = Just at the corner
by TOY

Comment:
Hmm... it seems with an interesting subject, you've managed to include a lot of negative space. Perhaps you could've tried to shoot at an angle where you could see the interesting and intriquite framework of the tower. Also, I'm sure you're hearing this, but the title is a mouthful. You would've been better off with something consise, like "Tour Eiffel" or something along those lines.

My Corner of the Sky
by JohnTF

Comment:
Interesting use of negative space, but the dark sky in the upper right hand almost distracts me from the rest of the picture

My Cozy Corner
by gsal

Comment:
This shot, in my opinion, is not aided by the downward angle, and the White door dominates the picture, drawing my eyes away from the other parts, primarily the table and chairs which are almost too dark.

Vista
by pinbokeshatta

Comment:
I would've gone up the hill more to get more of the immediate subject (the man on the bench) in the picture. Also, it seems like your horizon is slightly tilted.

in the garden
by sajin

Comment:
I dunno, the problem I have with this one is that albeit it could very well represent your corner of the world, I am left clueless as to where that is. This picture could represent thousands upon thousands of places around the world and I'm left wondering about how it uniquely defines the area, on whatever scale, in which you live.