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cmwagner wrote...
Good use of B&W. I would have waited until the guy walking in the background passed by. Score 8.5/10 (from the Score Me! group)

longballcu wrote...
Score 6/10 (from the Score Me! group) the concept is good i would suggest haveing tried to put the boy either in the right or left side of the frame rather than centered

Heather Garland wrote...
Score 7/10 (from the Score Me! group) Its kind of distracting and stuff I would have moved in much closer to the boy.

baraka meek wrote...
interesting...is he making money with the scale? 8/10

Kethok Hellion wrote...
what is distracting and stuff?? I like it but I do agree with the first TWO comments 7.5/10 (from the Score Me! group)

Rocco Palermo wrote...
Yes he takes 5 or 10 syrian pound for the scale's use....

Francesca Rimini, Italy wrote...
**This picture scored 5/5 points from the flickrScorer group** Complimenti, nonostante tutto ....sorride!

Nettie wrote...
(scored 4 /5 Points)

EmilyMay wrote...
**This picture scored 4 /5 points from the flickrScorer group**

Lars Kirstein Andersen wrote...
Maybe a closer crop still keeping the scale but cutting the walking man. SCORE 7/10 (from the SCORE Me For Serious Amateurs ONLY group)

John Van Nijen wrote...
Agree with Lars Kirstein Andersen. SCORE 7/10 (from the SCORE Me For Serious Amateurs ONLY group)

Dimitris Sotiropoulos wrote...
SCORE 8/10 (from the SCORE Me For Serious Amateurs ONLY group)

Lacey wrote...
A tighter crop would have worked much better here, but otherwise well done and a nice capture. SCORE 7/10 (from the SCORE Me For Serious Amateurs ONLY group)

Wolfgang wrote...
I agree with the others on the tighter crop and also with the second comment on moving the subject out of the center of the photo. SCORE 6/10 (from the SCORE Me For Serious Amateurs ONLY group)

Sandra Freyler wrote...
(scored 4 /5 Points)

Arno & Louise wrote...
This pic deserves crown

Michael Miville wrote...
** This was voted a hit from Hit, Miss, Maybe, WHY? ** Classic BW portrait. I also love how he's looking back into the picture, it really makes the composition!

supernovafsx wrote...
This was voted a Hit from Hit, Miss, Maybe, WHY? Catching a subject in an experience that a normal human being does not usually encounter, makes this a hit. Does not mean it can't be improved greatly, though, as I'm sure you've read from the other comments.

peculiar235 wrote...
** This was voted a maybe from Hit, Miss, Maybe, WHY? ** The shot is really interesting, and I do like it. I just wish the subject wasn't framed as it is. the tree being that close to center is distracting and leaves a large uniteresting area to the left. -- Seen next to a fellow photo of Hit, Miss, Maybe, WHY?. (?)