Good week.
Based on Number of entrys, and that 2/3rds of them in contention (in my opinion).
With so many deserving shots, the tie-breakers come down to minor details (of my opinion), like front wheel turned in odd/distracting direction or bike pointed in odd direction or bike leant toward viewer or contents of the background being distracting or distracting foreground or , (especailly for this category-theme) too much foreground or too much background.
Burque gets honorable mention for using DepthOfField (called something different these days) to blur out the distant background to keep interest on the bike, and for the bike being large part of the frame.
Voting for Kerrfunk for overall interesting photo with bike posed as main interest, and bike being well lit/exposed. Background is pleasing, but not too distracting.
Based on Number of entrys, and that 2/3rds of them in contention (in my opinion).
With so many deserving shots, the tie-breakers come down to minor details (of my opinion), like front wheel turned in odd/distracting direction or bike pointed in odd direction or bike leant toward viewer or contents of the background being distracting or distracting foreground or , (especailly for this category-theme) too much foreground or too much background.
Burque gets honorable mention for using DepthOfField (called something different these days) to blur out the distant background to keep interest on the bike, and for the bike being large part of the frame.
Voting for Kerrfunk for overall interesting photo with bike posed as main interest, and bike being well lit/exposed. Background is pleasing, but not too distracting.
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