Dancin' Spidey
by Rikki

Comment:
funny!

Ray of Light
by smilebig4me1x

Comment:
I have been looking to take a shot like this, but never have managed to pull it off. You've done it perfectly here. One minor suggestion to consider: wheras the foreground does serve to set the scene, I think it might have more impact if you crop at the bottom to just below the first bright reflections; but not having done it here, it may not in fact be better that way--if you want, just try it and assess whether it works!

Burst of Blue 1
by smilebig4me1x

Comment:
This is beautiful! Striking color, great composition, and lovely contrast between the blue and subtle white tones of the flower. Title is perfect as well.

Waiting for the Rain
by Cantique

Comment:
This is very cool--a good idea, and well carried out. I like the painterly feel. You might try to increase the contrast here--I did with an S curve in curves and it really pops. I downloaded this shot and tried a quick S curve using Mehdi's Curves plugin (//www.mehdiplugins.com/english/curves.htm), if you use the plugin and choose the S curve you'll see what I mean. You can also run it a second time and it even gets prettier! Nicely done.

Bad Boy
by dahkota

Comment:
You are finding some really interesting locations to shoot! I like this a lot. One idea I see for this is to perhaps try it with some grain or some grunge processing to make it a bit "darker" in mood.

Dark & Light
by Travis99

Comment:
Great shot--incredible capture of the sun, that's hard to do!

Congratulations on your first ribbon. Hope you see many more.

Dawn Light (St Michael's Mount)
by Falc

Comment:
Great job Keith--it's a wonderful shot. Congratulations.

Delicate & Lovely
by librodo

Comment:
Great! Congratulations

The Beauty of Motion
by bobdaveant

Comment:
Now that's my kind of shot! Very nicely done. If you want to see other examples of movement blur type shots, check out my portfolio.

The Aurora
by SCI 009

Comment:
Wow, so many colors--very nicely captured!

One suggestion: You might try sharpening the CD edges a bit in your image editing program.