Felicidades. Bonito atardecer en la Playa de Calblanque.

As others have said, good lightning and colors. I'm not sure about the composition. It's cool to have the man in the center, but he is looking left with his eyes, which want me to have more space on the left. But I am not sure.
Great photo anyway!

I like this for street - this is a grab, right? With a little more work on the highlights and comp. this is a great portrait.

Best,
Jon

really like that one!
two (small) thing: the subject is a bit centered, and the contrats is very strong, maybe too much for me.

wow such a beautiful ligthing
Colors are fabulous !
congrat

Nice lighting and good story - but the composition could be a lot better imo. If you crop it a bit on the right and in the bottom you get a much more appealing composition. The center of attention will be where "the rule of thirds" says it should be (and yes, I know rules a meant to be broken - but in this case I would stick to the rule)

The pose and the emotions on face of the model is too simulated!

i don't agree i like the emotion on the face

Well, imo the simulated pose is not bothering. Only thing that's a bit pity is the under-exposure of her face. But maybe it's just my taste. I also like the dress and hair who are almost becomes one with the background. Beatiful framing.

I think the pose and facial expression is ok here - but it seems to me like the picture should be rotated a bit clockwise.
And I would have liked a bit more light on her face as well...

the selective desaturation is a little bold for my taste.

I love it, I love it, I love it! Do I need to say more? O.K, I do :)
A few months back I never heard of selective saturation, till I went to Vazaar. Now I figured out how to do it myself, I became a fan of this technique. And your photo... well... it's great! I make it a favorite.

Thank you Drkey and sfkp for your comments.
/Jan :-)

Great shot. I like the fading passers-by as much as the double phone boots. Great effect of the partial saturation.

One of the rare occasions where I like selective saturation - but I think it would have been better if you had pulled back a little on the red. It's a bit too bright red imo. But all in all it's a good picture...

I wish the person was not there.
It would have more of a dramatic effect without the person IMO.
Really like the tones and details on this!

beautiful shot, the repetition is very interesting. The person doesn't bother me, if you could see details on them it would be distracting, but just the silhouette adds a nice break to the pattern.

Thanks for commenting both of you...
About the person: There's absolutely no doubt in my mind that he has to be there to break the pattern. I have other pictures without the person, and they just doesn't work.

Great car, but my problem with this shot is the composition. The fin is cut off at the top and the tailight is out of frame. Also, overall shot seems a bit dark. I am pretty sure the color of this car is a brilliant yellow and this photo doesn't seem to portray that honestly.

Thanks for the comment Jim.
Hindsight, i noticed the cut off fin.
The color is due to underexposing to get it without any highlight clipping. I probably could remap the colors for a more pleasing solution....

I agree about the composition, but as I see the trunk is open, a looser compo might not have been that attractive either. Beautiful tones, beautiful car!!

Thanks for the comment Clyde!
Great ideas for the next round!

I would acturally prefer to cut it a little more in the top - to get rid of the trunk door. And then I would crop it close to the taillight too. This gives a cleaner composition imo. And the colors could use a little more punch...

I like what you did here, this is excellent only thing I would change is take the shot from a straighter angle i.e. perpendicular to the poster.

Nice capture, they sure are interested in you. Very good capture. I might have "punched" the tonal range a bit.

bravo ! très belle image bien en relation avec le thème !

Oh...this is really such an amazing capture! The artwork as a backdrop for these children works wonderfully. It's as though they have escaped a nightmare, and are completely unscathed. If I were to do it differently, I wouldn't change a thing :)

A great capture indeed - a pcure I can look at for a long time...
The children are perfectly placed in the frame and doing it in B&W was the right choice. The only minor thing I might have done differently is crop out the door on the left - but as I said: It's a minor thing. All in all it's a great picture.

High, ball 4!! Great capture, very sharp, nicely done.

i think this photo really hits the topic head on.
great shot!

I agree, just perfect.

now this is a real Street photography shot. great photo brennan.

this is a really wonderful shot!
the lighting and composition is absolutely perfect!
and really fits wonderfully into the topic..
great shot!