CT Technologist
by JPR

Comment:
Good use of colour and light.

I wonder whether a slightly narrower DOF would have enhanced the sense of perspective. Maybe have the bed go slightly out of focus as it proceeds into the foreground.

Pictures in the dark
by asimchoudhri

Comment:
Effective use of light and dark. Creates a real sense of concentration.

The bean counter (I'm an accountant)
by Tygerr

Comment:
Very funny. I think the title would have worked better without stating the bleedin' obvious and spelling out the joke for everyone, though.

Nicely composed. Good use of light, colour and perspective. 8

Landscape photography
by LalliSig

Comment:
I'm always a sucker for these slow-shutter water pics. This is a good example of the genre, although the sky has been treated a little harshly.

Borderline dnmc, though - sticking a photographer in the frame doesn't make it a photo about the photographer. And this one strikes me as being very much about the water...

Administrivia
by banmorn

Comment:
Very funny.

The background is maybe a bit too cluttered for this to be a truly great shot, though. Maybe a narrower DOF, keeping the human subject in focus but de-emphasising the detail in the cubicles further away, might have worked better.

Lighting's a bit flat, too. But I don't suppose there was much you could to about that without using some expensive external flashes.

Medicine is Team Work
by senor_kasper

Comment:
Nice idea, well composed and executed.

The strong backlight draws my eyes away from the scissors a little, though. Did you think about maybe putting some stronger lighting on the scissors?

Chef
by digitalknight

Comment:
A well executed portrait - lighting, framing, etc all done well.

I'd have scored it more highly if there was a bit of actual cheffing going on, though.

---<< FIRE WARDEN >>---
by Falc

Comment:
Nice.

unemployed
by Wade

Comment:
A beautifully composed and executed shot, apart from the burnouts.

Possibly borderline dnmc, even with the title; but I'll give it the benefit of the doubt.

Computer Programmer
by Photologist

Comment:
Might have workede better with lines of source code, rather than just a stream of binary.