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I like that.  Could be "The Age of Trump".  "The Trump Card". etc.

Thanks for the kind words. When I critique pictures like this, I distinguish OPA, other peoples art, from what the photographer contributed. Here the background is OPA.––done by the designers ...

Original renovation cost $6.2mm.

Well that's certainly a tragic story, I'm so sorry for your friend. As a street photographer, however, helmets have ruined more pictures than I can count.   They don't do much for human facial ...

[Photographer's comment: I've never had more trouble with a title. The connection of the trumpet with the vulgar and fatalistic/nihilistic text raised to an angel of the Apocalypse is irresistible. ...

This photo is beautiful and successfully realized.   Looking at the first set several times, I wondered whether you considered using a modern full frame sensor.

There are people who know what they're talking about who take issue with that view of helmets. Beware the echo chamber. https://bicyclesafe.com/helmets.html

I like the horror film you have created.   The way you treated the midriff works very well.

Very goo capture connecting boy to drawing to mom's hand.  Shame about the left hand of the drawing.

My rule of thumb is that looking a phone is boring and ubiquitous and makes the connection of the subject be something far out of the frame --so basically that would disqualify all of them.  But ...

I don't know if you want advice, but if you do, one simple step in evaluating one's shots is, if the people/animals are important, how much of the face can one see, and how much does it express?

Whitney Museum Frank http://sidewalkshadows.com/blog/ Photos look better in Original Size Shot in downtown Manhattan, mostly

A strange and very contemporary circle of intimacy.

Is it possible you are learning to shoot human beings?  This is a big improvement, Steve.

[Photographer's comment] Another shot with active cooperation from a subject.   Through her eyes she connects with you and me.   The snarky title helps connect the snarky sign and the other two ...

I keep forgetting that basically no one has been here long enough to remember what was said in the past. As a street photographer, I and others think of ourselves not as spies, but as flaneurs, as ...