West Nile Street
by kevrobertson

Comment:
The lady leaning on the sign is a really strong point. I like the context and the amount of story contained here. The only thing which I'm marking down on is the missing main subject - there isn't a clear "this is what I'm documenting here". That's just my view. I'm probably missing something.

A COLD January day on Main Street
by drake217

Comment:
I like this because you really highlight the cold. The coffee on the left, the fur in the middle and the lady on the right who is clearly under-dressed for these freezing temperatures! :) And the snow. It looks really cold.

Two men and a foot
by hajeka

Comment:
The foot is almost too much or too little - it gives some context, but not enough. Perhaps it could have been better not in? I'm just thinking out aloud... :) I like this composition - I get a good sense of what's going on. I personally prefer shorter focal lengths for this type of photo (or am I wrong and you are using a short length here?). The reason is the compression which results in less depth when using a longer length. But that's my preference. I like the photo. Oh, and the foot is interesting.

Revolving Door
by Paul

Comment:
Although the contrast is very high, the wheel is clearly visible, which is definitely a very good thing here. And this is quite wide - it seems you were close to the subject. Are these people you know? The expression of the child in the door is well visible - that's a great plus.

silk
by bvy

Comment:
I'm not one for this much close up with little context because I can't map out the moment clearly. But the angle on this is really good and the fact that it's right up in the subject's space is very bold. There is content here and not just a close up of a random stranger, so that's good.

White dog
by Melethia

Comment:
And it's the white dog that makes the photo! :)

thursday
by bspurgeon

Comment:
What I like about this is the amount of stuff happening in one shot, and this busy-ness is in the background of the story.

Just a Little Bit
by mrchhas

Comment:
I love the expression captured!

Great Churros
by gabolop

Comment:
Lovely wave - really friendly photo! :) People seem serious and unapproachable at first, but then they surprise you. I took a photo of a homeless guy who does karate moves on a log fence as one of my outtakes. He noticed me :/, but then was all friendly :).

image
by salmiakki

Comment:
Great capture of this moment! And thank you for keeping it in colour! I would have like it more sharp, but I don't expect a photo like this to be sharp (in other words I'm not taking off any points for any lack of sharpness).