in-door macro
by bohemka

Comment:
good idea and execution (maybe a little too good for a high score)

Marquam Bridge
by jaysonmc

Comment:
For me this series talks about consistency and variance: You show us bridges, but every bridge is different. Every shot is taken from a different angle with different framing. All shots have a human factor, but in each shot humans do their own unique thing, though they all ignore their bridge, or take it for granted. All images are simple at first glance, but yet I leave them sensing I missed something, and so I feel compelled to come back. Awesome stuff!

St. Johns Bridge
by jaysonmc

Comment:
It is an awesome series in my view. I highly recommend it for viewers to come. My interpretation of it is on the last image.

snow to rain
by skewsme

Comment:
the composition elevates this to new heights.

I have been one acquainted with the night
by Natasha

Comment:
top score for the enigma and presentation - this sucks the viewer in.

market-day_9612
by mariuca

Comment:
too funny

Leonard Plowing
by ShutterPug

Comment:
yea - the gritty vignette does a good job contrasting the fountain of snow.

Week 1 - Pacific Place
by Ann

Comment:
but sometimes further away works really great (continuing my week 2 comment).

Week 2 - Construction
by Ann

Comment:

Originally posted by Ann: Originally posted by Elaine: B&W works well. Not sure you need to get closer--this tells the story of their work. I want to get closer so that I can shoot wider. I want to show more of the scene but still have the guys nice and big in the frame.

I agree. In the streets, closer is usually better. bvy will tell you this every time (but he has no shame - in a nice way ofcourse).

Seal Beach
by dafletchr

Comment:
nice collection of short little stories