Black Eyed Abstract
by rwouthuis

Comment:
Love this picture, 10. Colors, motion blur make for a great abstract.

Never Forget
by khdoss

Comment:
I'm giving this a 10, even though I think one improvement would be good (although it may be a result of an impossibility or image size). If the words were just a little more face on to the viewer so as not to strain to try to read the "We will never foget" would just make this image pop. As it is, I do think it is a fantastic shot of the WW2 memorial. Best I've seen of the DC pics.

Lost
by heida

Comment:
If this isn't a Heida shot, someone has copied her style exactly.

Road to Nowhere
by aboutimage

Comment:
From the thumbnails, this one just pulled me in. Great contrasts, good composition. Only problem I have, and it may be just the size, is that very little seems very sharp (except the clouds in the background). The stripe in the road and the shrubs on the hill don't seem to have that pop of real sharpness. This may simply be because of the compression of the photo. Anyway, if it is sharp in full size, this is a winner.

peering.jpg
by bvoi

Comment:
YES, definitely the best picture of the group..... There's a story here, what's the story... What's he looking around the corner for? Why the little grin on his face? Those are the things that make the picture change from a snapshot to a photo... Great capture on this one.

Cinderellas' Sisters
by kiwinick

Comment:
Too contrasty, too much postprocessing for my taste. Sorry, 5

Mines Gravity
by maralomar

Comment:
Image seems a little soft, and I'm not really sure how it ties in to Fantasy World, unless that is the name of the theme park. A polarizer would help on the sky color.

Venus
by jmoore

Comment:
If she could have waited just a few seconds to clear the bubbles from around her face, would make it better.

Ylgu
by bucket

Comment:
puy eh si a UGLY retcarahc. m'I ton os erus tuoba eht dnuorgkcab, sa ti skool ekil a gib tah.

If Only.......
by singsunshine

Comment:
I've thought about this, and if it did, it would still be a matter of how long it would take to grow it, then the rent of the guards to protect it, then the cost of fertilizers, etc.... Most bushes don't grow this big in a year, but let us just imagine that they do... I see in your photo... oh... about $25 now if it took a year to grow that $25, why just think, in only 320 years or so, you'd have enough for that big Canon EOS 1DS-Mark II... :-) Seriously though great idea, good implementation. A little better lighting to really set off the money, instead of the dark hole in the middle of the picture that sort of swallows the idea would really help. 5