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[marmots]

8/10
i would have preferred if it were a little more level with the car, you also shouldn't have clipped off the tire, and should've used a smaller aperture to get the front of the car in focus

 

[Kaitybug]

I am going to give it a 9, I love the water droplets but nothing really pops out at me.

 

[TenaciousTins]

Newbish opinion says 8/10. I like the water droplets but it seems kind of soft to me or something. But overall I like it.

ETA: Whoops Kaity, looks like we posted at the same time.

 

[MrSleepin]

9/10 very cool pic! i love silhouette shots!

copy img url to see the full size!

 

[Corto]

9/10, great angle and exposure.

Voigtlander Vito CLR, Ilford HP5 plus

 

[Dom6663]

8/10

Even though its not centered between the leading lines, they still give a really interesting feel to the photo. The shadows on the brick wall also really make it an interesting shot. The only thing I would change is try to shoot it when there weren't cars there, to give a sort of deserted look. And crop the image so that that doorway/window looking entrance at the very beginning of the wall wasnt there to distract from the photo

A quit photo taken while walking down the street

 

[Soulz3urn3lack]

7/10 I like street photography a lot.

 

[marmots]

Newbish opinion says 8/10. I like the water droplets but it seems kind of soft to me or something. But overall I like it.

it's as sharp as the lens i used allows

bigger version here

 

[marmots]

too warm, and some of the right side should be cropped off
it's perfectly centered 6.5/10

 

[dylanstraub]

8 out of 10 for coolness alone.

I haven't really shot anything recently so this is a picture of my daughter from a few months ago.

 

[GnipGnop]

I'm not really a fan of borders. I find this one to be especially distracting. I like the overall softness of the photo which to me is accented by the warm WB. The composition seems spot on. The vertical and horizontal lines all lead me to her hands and face, which is a good thing. The subject is clear and well focused, and her expression seems genuine, not forced.

Colour-wise, I don't think the pink/brown tones really go all that well together. It isn't a hard-fast rule, but I find the crooked line in the background a bit distracting, but I'm just being picky now.

 

[Soulz3urn3lack]

Really mysterious photo, as I said above I love urban/street photography and I tend to be a little biased haha. 8/10


Ok here's my updated pic from above. I used auto levels and cropped some out of the right hand side.

 

[Starskream666]

Not too interesting tbh, but nice sharp focus and the lighting on it makes it jump out at you a bit more. Not sure if there is meant to be a story behind it with the posters. 6/10


Dusk by Skateboard C 91, on Flickr

 

[Ballistics]

too warm, and some of the right side should be cropped off
it's perfectly centered 6.5/10
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The rule of thirds is not the end all be all composition rule. Subjects can be centered.

 

[Soulz3urn3lack]

Not too interesting tbh, but nice sharp focus and the lighting on it makes it jump out at you a bit more. Not sure if there is meant to be a story behind it with the posters. 6/10


Dusk by Skateboard C 91, on Flickr

Good pic but nothing really stands out to make it special. The blue isn't a bad effect either. 6.5/10


Here's my pic I took about an hour ago. My editing skills stink to say the least (faint halo around the egg) if you look hard enough.