Vette
by dtremain

Comment:
Surprisingly grainy for a daytime shot. Could use additional contrast in the entire photo. It's also muddled to be portraying a Corvette as your subject... but having a giant Maserati ad in the back...

you are what you drive
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Nice job of integrating the prompt with an additional source of interest.

Racing in the Rain
by sugarbear

Comment:
Nice pan, quality focus and the rain is a nice touch. Not big on the center composition, as it feels very static.

City Beast
by Giorgio

Comment:
There are lots of other things that are drawing far more attention than the black car in this scene.

equilibrium
by jagar

Comment:
Excellent photo; the moment is perfectly captured and you've got surprisingly perfect BW tones for a minimal edit. Well done.

Casting
by Ja-9

Comment:
Great shot, really think this should've been a good bit higher considering some of the entries above you and the prompt.

London & pigeons
by LevT

Comment:
This is probably one of the coolest pigeon shots I've seen. Nice shot.

The Loyal Fisherman
by bennettjamie

Comment:
There are pleasing colors, and a potentially interesting scene, but what is your subject? Judging by your focal point, it's a lily pad. Viewers focus upon what is in the sharpest focus, so in this case, a lily pad. Why is that important, did you want to have your boatman more blurred and going off into the distance? What is it you want us to look at? To me, this is the most critical thing to consider. There are great elements here, but it's confusing what you want us to look at, what your message is. Are we looking at a lone boatman going into the swamp? Are we looking at a scene that emphasizes the boatman or the environment? What is the narrative you are trying to tell on this shot? Colors etc are nice, but your direction is lost, IMO.

KR018360s
by Kroburg

Comment:
Definitely seems like a pigeon like bird, but not familiar with UK specimens...

Belted Kingfisher
by eqsite

Comment:
Great shot, these birds seem to be my bane and result in perpetually poor photos.