The Music of Malvern Bridge
by posthumous

Comment:
It sang a song for me. I gave it a 9, my highest in this challenge.

The Bean
by markwiley

Comment:
Yes, I remember it well! But this is a whole less crowded than when I was there. Early morning I suspect. Lovely in black and while, and a great capture with the group of three to the left and the reflection of the single individual underneath.

It looks so delicately balanced for such a large object!

Gulliver's Reeboks
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I love it (along with your red shoes). Plus I was so glad you made some use of that long wait in the parking lot!!

Chrysanthemums
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Congratulations, sweetie. Gorgeous colors and use of image focus stack. So glad we stopped to get these :-)

The Interrogation
by grahamgator

Comment:
Congratulations. Very creative. I squirm slightly each time I look at it!

When She Finally Gives The Green Light
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
Repeated instead of editing.

Message edited by author 2016-02-17 00:52:27.

When She Finally Gives The Green Light
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
I laughed long and hard when I saw this during voting. Robert had to come and check out what was going on. Thanks for that and for a creative image.

Message edited by author 2016-02-17 00:52:50.

Muddy river after a snowstorm
by lei_73

Comment:
The sunny day hereabouts immediately following the snowstorm was just magical, and you captured that feeling in your beautifully framed view of the river. I can feel the stillness and quiet!! Great shot and congrats on the ribbon.

Lane
by Mond

Comment:
This has to be a West County lane -- the style of signage is certainly British. It reminds me of single track roads in Devon. After hundreds of years of use most were at a considerably lower level than the surrounding fields, and after a heavy rain would be covered with mud left by tractors or that had run off from the fields.

Perhaps this is the aftermath of storm Imogen?

Slow Motion
by Hipychik

Comment:
I like this a lot, perhaps because it has a familiar feel to it from the Cape Cod canal entrance, heck it may even be there.

There is tension between the two piers and the two lights that makes the picture IMO, plus a good capture of the snow. I'd be interested in the exposure details :-)

Thanks