Looks so real, very good, I like it.

So for 5 times a day you smile. What are those gadgets in the middle of the mouth, is that a mailbox, but it looks like a computerized something?

I studied your photo in high resolution. It looks better there but there is lens distortion and you were in a cramped spot I'm guessing. See those shoes on the margin line? Our teachers used to tell us that to leave objects on a margin line, half in and half out of the frame causes the viewer's eye to go there and our brains try to complete the picture. With our eyes there, and our brain working trying to complete the photo the interest on the main focal point gets lost and the viewer quickly leaves the photo. Our goal, as photographers is to try to keep the viewer lingering longer on our images. I like the textural quality of this door and oh if only it could talk the stories that it would tell!

Good catch and I love receiving a chuckle from a photo, yours did it for me this day. If you live near here try taking this during another time of day where you will not have shadows on the doors. I like the composition too, it is a steady, well-balanced photograph with natural saturation. Yellow is always associated with happiness and excitement.

Keeping an eye on the competition?

Live long and prosper. :p

ahhhh ha ha ha ha. I like it.

I guessed right! YAY for me! Thank you.

Wish you had put up more information on this trap. Is this something that was used by the indigenous peoples or is it still in use. The exposure appears fine with good contrasts showing, it does not look washed out. The clarity you have on the center and that draws us in. Very interesting post.

That green tone is quite surreal and the image is soft, however, I do think it adds to the overall otherworldly feel.

Think this would benefit if it was a tad darker

What CMYK says...

Sources 2 & 3 are renders, and not useable.
5.6. 3D Renders or Illustrations as Source:
Using other people's 3D renders or illustrations (even with permission and no matter in which form they are offered) creates a false impression of your artwork. So 3D renders or illustrations can not be used as sources, unless they are entirely created by yourself. Only acceptable non-illustration brushes and clip art may be used, but you need to mention them as a source too. Don't use an image that has been altered by the source owner nor an entire work created by someone else.

I chuckled too.

This gave me a great chuckle. Thank you.

This is a photograph that enchants the viewer. It is illusionary, and has wonderful and powerful directional light, the impact is strong. Considering you shot this from a moving car you managed to hook a crisp anchor point. Frankly, it has winner written all over it. Top marks.

that was clever

no guess not

Spring rain of pollen. I would not have minded to see more details of car as the windshield wipers are cut as is the headlight, both those cuts make me hunger to see more to complete the image. I admire your chutzpah for shooting this and putting it up....I remember a quote that goes something like this "photographs are everywhere, you just have to look" and that is what your upload reminds me of!

You nailed this shot. Your lighting was difficult in this situation but your shutter speed caught the action at its peak. This is shockingly good for story and technical expertise shown. Kudos.

WOW, where are you standing? There is some posterization of this image which is fine by me. Well done.

I can see you are trying to think outside of the box in compositional style. For the romantic feel to be caught I would like to see these figures a bit closer. The guillotine cut of her head further detracts. However, the evening shot of the sun going down and the colour palette of subdued hues adds beauty to your upload.

quite sweet this one,but pity the legs are chopped off

Good thought process behind this,simple but effective

Congratulations...

Good job, congratulations. I really liked this one.

Congratulations.

Kongrats on 2rd!!

Tonal quality is really eye catching. Nice

Would have been a good entry for "dirty things". Do you have another?

This is not dirty, this is ...old !

I got a kick outa that too. Good use of that photo LifetimeDamage

Congrats on two and three!

Hey there CONGRATS.

Perfect illustration of the rule !

Very nice shot! great lighting.

Ahhh that Sony! The fellas in our photography club were selling off their Canon Marks and going with this Sony...it was the rage. I shoot with a Sony a6300 and am so happy with it as I do a lot of hiking and trekking and this camera does not feel like an anchor after an all-day jaunt.

Thank you.

It was really slight and now I checked it again and it looks OK to me.

HOLY GUACAMOLE 14 stops, no wonder you get that HDR feel! What are you shooting with?

I remember a time when "gay" meant happy. A gay photograph, showing good tonal ranges, sharp and clear. A very large crowd on parade. Where was this taken?

I think this photo, viewed in 100 years will tell a lot about our society. It is educational and tells a story of the sorry state of affairs with society...whether at a hot spot game area or as we travel we see this scene repeating itself everywhere, people no longer talk to each other. Good entry. You have a dust spot on your sensor, it's in the sky, midsection.

Funny enough I like the dogs indifference to the man,it sort of for me balances the theme

The horizon line tilts to the Left. If you doubt this just scroll your photo to the hard line of the computer screen and it will become evident to you....I think.

The dynamic range sure looks vast, what did you use, the vivid button on your camera perchance?

Enjoyable feel to this one, end of the day and you left something at the very end to pique our interest. Nicely composed.

I would know your work anywhere from the POV. I agree with photonut's observation that had you included the entire "reflection" of the man it would have been stronger and also it is too bad that the dog is walking away as that takes our eye away from the main focal point. The technical e.ements are really well done.

I like your HDR processing in this parade photograph, also the fact that the banners show a person blowing his horn helps to add humour to this shot.

A happy snappy picture. BOO

Clearly rule of three evident. There is a slight tilt of the horizon line to the L giving a sense of imbalance.