This is an interestingly quirky shot. I like it but I'm not sure if I like it for itself or for someone else's artwork or both. I still like it. The greens on the artwork blend well with the forest. I wonder what it would like if the forest was in focus as well?

I like the image, but find the bright areas on the face image are very distracting. I like the green of the ?copper/painted concrete surround.

It’s different two images in one which match. It’s like the girl seeing something we can. I like  the depth of interest it creates.

caught naked in the forest!!! must be marks for originality, well done.

Although this is a half and half image I think it works.  I like the crop and colours.

Wonderful Mark, I love it. It's almost a B&W. Great stuff!

I like the smooth versus the texture of the buildings, and really like your perspective of the buildings. I think the monochromatic forms are great.

Well seen and well taken. This has impact. Good subject  placement. Good leading lines. Nice and sharp

wonderful image, great angle of view and like the mono look . Was surprised to see how sharp it was considering shutter speed. Then the lens told me, VR.Just got one myself, looks to be a very useful lens.

You have to be in quick to get the shot and you got it.  I like it very much.  It is moody.  I think the clouds could have been burnt in a bit to make the sky a bit more dramatic.

Nice colour and lighting for this type of image. Compositionally, the road and motorcyclist are well positioned but a pity you have not cloned out the white road sign. "Darby and Joan" and their forest friends make a fine backdrop.

You really were in the right spot at the right time....I love the image, but some action in the foreground, and a motorcyclist wearing red, just adds something. No criticisms.

Well  taken image.  The  overall placement  of Motorcyclist with the red helmet makes for me the image. The white line leads you to him. Well exposed

well exposed with nice composition. Forest scenes are a favourite of mine. I think a stronger image would be for the bikes to be approaching,or side on, would help make for more intrigue and interest.

This image has lovely colour with lots of interest without being overwhelming.  It may look better flipped with the motorcyclist on the other side and the road leading in from the left but I do like it very much.

The black and white treatment adds to the olde world charm of this image. A busy image but it certainly tells a story. I would crop out the bright pan thingee at the top right and tone down some of the brighter areas around the image. Echoes of Robin Morrison, indeed!

A good environmental portraiture image with a full range of tones throughout. There are many interesting things to look at but I think there is too much stuff to the left of the black speaker phone thingy. This pulls my eye away from the main subjects. A crop just to the left of the Sinclair Aircraft sign corrects this.

Good subject placement having the person cleaning the silver tells me what the image is all about.  This image would fit in any book of a Robin Morrison type from the Road.   Its been well taken with good exposure and focus.

another nicely composed image, with  B&W fitting of the mood, good tonal range. An interesting looking shop, worth a visit.

I like this image very much.  The composition is good and your interest is held within the frame.  The black and white treatment suits the topic.

Lovely tones in this one Mark but possibly a little too much in the frame. I would have preferred you to have shown the floodlit building rather more prominently by cropping out half of the other building and generally tightening around the road and sky.

I agree, night photography is at its best when there is still some light in the sky.  The buildings are beautifully lit but the car lights do cut the image into two parts. (Probably impossible to avoid at that time of day).  I would also like to see the street light toned down a little.

My eye is drawn to the Post Office where the street light has nicely illuminated the building. The blue sky and the BNZ building blend in to make this a pleasant image to view. The car lights, I believe, don’t do anything for the image and are a bit distracting

A very nicely taken night scene. Would have like to see the BNZ building straightened. This could be done in photo shop using edit/transform/perspective. Also the tree cloned out. I like the way its been presented in  panorama .

Nice colour captured on the left building and in the sky but unfortunately the white car lights streaking through the image are distracting. 

Nicely captured and an evocative image of kiwiana. Nice blue polarised sky with just a wisp of cloud to add interest, but watch the horizon.

A simple shot with colours complimenting each other so well. The image does bring back childhood memories of holidays at the beach.  The horizon needs some  straightening,  but I don't feel it needs any cropping.

The colour of the house and shed blend in well with the sea, sky and brown grass. I like the simple nature of the image.

This image is an image of the Robin Morrison style. It wouldn’t be out of place in his book ‘From the Road’.  I feel that maybe the only thing that could be done is straighten the horizon. Its dropping down on the right.

I like the simplicity and colour tones of the image but agree that a slice off the bottom would remove some of the dead grass area.