afternoon reflections
by tp-fcp

Comment:
Congrats for your first ribbon! Go team Canada! A truly beautiful shot. Keep up the nice work!

Debugging
by C-Fox

Comment:
Too bad this is so out of focus. This might have been more interesting if the shot hadn't been made so head-on. Good idea though. I've always been amazed where you can find these guys!

Exposed
by Jason

Comment:
Damn camera straps! I am very happy to say that this has never happened to me. Good idea.

Colour of Fall
by tommy_t

Comment:
Beautiful leaf shot. The white background makes it jump out. I also think I understand the exposed aspect: the red color is exposed now that the chlorophyll has degraded. I also like that you shot this off center as well. Nicely done.

a cone exposed in a single shot
by ursula

Comment:
It took me a while to figure out this was an incense cone, or was an incense cone. Too bad it was not directly centered with the top's bellybutton. Nice idea and very well lit.

A Farmer's New Cash Crop
by mcrael

Comment:
This photo would have had more impact if you had cropped out the sky and only concentrated on the house tops. The pale sky gives it a washed-out effect. Great idea! I hope you're not afraid of heights.

Running in the Woods
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
This is SO freaky! Love the oversaturated greens in the forest canopy.

Alone in Toledo
by vonautsch

Comment:
Nice shot! I like how you show how this big hunk of steel and glass is surrounded by much smaller buildings and greenery.

I always wonder what pushes city councils to accept the building of such large structures that look soooo out of place with their surroundings. These people should read up on Post Modernism. Adapt new buildings to the existing man-mande and natural landscape. It doesn't look as goofy.

Keep up the nice work.

A Mother's Worst Nightmare
by Shannon

Comment:
A good idea but too dark, even for a nightmare submission. You might have wanted to play with levels here, lightening just a bit to give just a hint more detail.

Panic
by JenHall

Comment:
Great idea. Too bad that window was not a little bit longer. I love how you framed this shot.