After the Storm
by hollowimage

Comment:
Sorry but there is no human subject, not a candid!

In the Spotlight
by BarbB

Comment:
Sweet shot, very atmospheric, the anonymity is superb and and yet her bodyshape and stillness suggests a deep concentration which i'm sure many 'togs can relate to. Fave from me!

miss connected
by posthumous

Comment:
Awesome location, great great idea, lovely b/w conversion and the subjects are wonderfully placed. I do feel that the composition needs a bit of work here though - I would either have zoomed in a bit further or cropped the tree-detail out of the top of the shot.

Spring loves Philadelphians
by mrpiano

Comment:
Great idea, I like the inversion of the subject/ foreground DOF, makes it more interesting than your average shot like this. I would have preferred this shot to have the couple in the top right third of the composition to remove some of the superfluous background detail and place more emphasis on the flower- foreground.

Unemployed
by Runzamukk

Comment:
Good idea and interesting subjects, would have been nice to see the whole of their feet though!

Lunchtime in the Park with George
by PennyStreet

Comment:
What a great subject!

Playing Cards
by keriboi

Comment:
Lovely shot, I like the angle. It would have been nice if there was a sharper focus on the eyes and not so much the hair. Also it's a bit noisy - I don't personally mind this at all I think it adds character, but noise it not DPC friendly (fascists!). I'd recommend a program like neat image or noise ninja to run over shots like this before entering for challenges, it'll bring your score up by at least half a point!

The Grape Grower
by ZellerStudio

Comment:
Great expression and excellent composition of an interesting subject. I feel this would have benefited from a black and white conversion however, to really bring out the craggy details of his face.

Pensive Vintage Trolley
by kris_photos

Comment:
Excellent portrait. I'm not a big fan of the frame though, seems a bit over the top to me.

point of view
by poltakmarbun

Comment:
Good idea, I think the subjects are too far away to make this a really attractive shot though.