Beware of Doug
by BKerr

Comment:
Love the shot...but wish you had actually cropped the top half out, so we could just concentrate on the reflection. Nice job though.

Reflection
by mpalitang

Comment:
Interesting idea! Something is reddish in the glass on the left. Don't care for that...but I do like the reflections and placement of your Waldo

Sunset Fishing
by crik

Comment:
Nice shot! Took me quite a while to find waldo!

Nowhere To Sleep
by ramil

Comment:
Although Waldo is to be "hidden" in this challenge I would have liked to seen more of your subject. The placement of the table is good in the frame, but the bundle of person in front of it rubs me the wrong way. Also there is a lot of photo "debri" in this picture. It would have been a much better shot if you cropped out the unnatural buidlings and structures in the background.

Waldo I to Waldo II: "Any clue where we are going?"
by dirkjan_denelzen

Comment:
Creative title! :))

Define Gravity!
by arjun

Comment:
Nothing in this picture is in focus! It may have been in focus before you edited it. Almost looks a bit pixely with some interpolation. Nice attempt.

White Sands Trekker
by drgsoell

Comment:
I wish she wasn't holding the red sled. I think it would be a little more powerful without it. I feel like this image demonstrates the human/nature relationship. Perhaps if you ahd made it black and white she could still be holding the sled without a problem. Nice shot though.

WHERE! WHERE!
by dphillips

Comment:
This picture is a little out of focus. Nice placement of your subject, but sharpen that puppy up!

Waldo at Bryce Canyon
by deron

Comment:
I think this picture is oversaturated. I don't know if you over adjusted in post or have your camera settings a little funky. The sky is an odd blue and the right bricks are much more orange than they probably really are. Nice shot though

Expectant
by GeneralE

Comment:
Love the rain. Love the feel. Love the location. I do not love the composition. Your subject is dead center of the frame. Another crop selection may have been more effective. I would also like to see your subject a little better. I understand that you may be trying to get across the feeling of isolation and aloneness of this man, but you should have tried to get a few more shots if possible experimenting with his location within the frame. For example....imagine if you had moved the camera so that he was standing alone in the upper right courner of the picture and we could see more of the empty tracks in front of him. That kind of composition may have been a little more gripping for me. Just my 2 cents....nice job.