More Than All the Things
by xianart

Comment:
It's supposed to be "an item". If it's bread, so be it. I am with you. I would have liked the greedy eye to be more in focus. 7

Indefinite Snooze
by kwellner

Comment:
Still waiting to hear the shot! Don't waiver, do it! You got me as far as 8!

My Nemesis
by jmritz

Comment:
This is a beautiful photo on its own (8 form me) but it could be submitted to multiple challenge.

I experience more and more saturation with these type of photos, as interesting or beautiful as they are, they tend to be "post Gerhard Richter".
Perhaps a better place for them would be in a different kind of challenge, with a pure bend towards mixed media. In which case they would get the proper consideration.
This is by no means a criticism to this particular image but to a trend that I saw for the month and a half that I am on this site, therefore, in all fairness, I will copy and paste this comment to all related photos.
Please do not consider me rude or with primitive tastes. I just want to do justice, at least in my mind, to each image and appreciate it for its uniqueness in the context in which it is presented.

Saturday Showdown: Iron vs. Man
by LandzEnca

Comment:
I feel for you. Good photo realism! 8.

Starlight
by gsal

Comment:
I hope that by the time people go back to see the results of this challenge they will realize how under appreciated was this portrait. Must be some ill spell with it because even I tried to make this comment twice and did not appear so, I try again!
The picture is almost Bergmanesque, there could be an entire film script inspired by it. I still think of it in the top 10 and I place it in my favorites. You got an average of 8 from the 6 commenters and that's a very nice harvest though, unless I miss some mathematical facts.

Snow Train
by npasel

Comment:
This challenge had a lot of great photos and yours got an 8 from me. Of course that it brought me in mind Anna Karenina ...., but I spared you of my fantasies. I would have reduced the sky a little for a more ominous look.

Dutch "Polder" Landscape
by ThingFish

Comment:
Very hard to choose among your choices for this challenge. And with such timeless beauty surrounding you! I think that you have to go to the neighbouring countries to get a cliff, not to mention a mountain but you are doing "just fine"! Your lonely tree and Christmas in My Hometown, to mention just a few, are amazing photos. This one, more modest is still a jewel.

Reach Out And Touch
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
Sometimes when I go back at the end of a challenge I keep rediscovering qualities to certain pictures that I did not comment during the voting (although I marked this one high). This photo is timeless. Could be considered a bit muddy, but such are the landscapes sometimes and such were the 19th century depictions of them. You are still in my top 10.

Into the Great Wide Open
by Melethia

Comment:
I looked at the sunsets option. You chose very well the flying, almost transparent girl with an entire life ahead waiting for her.
As magnificent as they are, the sunsets become personal bests most of the time. We cannot stop marveling at them but it's like playing Vivaldi on the radio too many times. Well done!

uncle austin
by ray_mefarso

Comment:
This greenish hue with the powerful bloodshot eyes is splendid!