Clockworks
by DougPaz

Comment:
I love this representation of complexity. There's a very slight chromatic aberration (purple fringing) around some of the white parts especially at the top - you can't do anything about it because it might be inherent to the lens of your camera but you can certainly reduce it in post processing. You can google for purple fringing.

Effervescence
by CODE

Comment:
Nice rendering of a tired technique and subject.

Suspended Intricacy
by dartompkins

Comment:
Chihuly? B/W is a different rendering definitely ...

Take the Field
by kyebosh

Comment:
Sorry, my prediction didn't come true. It really could have been higher but top ten is not bad. But look at it that way, 24 people gave this a ten, certainly far more than the others in the top ten column received (except the blue). And looking at your scores so far ... you're showing a lot of improvement ... a ribbon is not far away. Hope to see more of your work!

Message edited by author 2004-10-03 01:26:30.

An eye on the cider press.
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Ten. To me, this is perfect. I have been trying to shoot a photo like this but have had no success. But at least I can find a good example to emulate. This is just so beautiful - very distinguished-looking model, beautiful contrasts, lighting, diagonals, shadows ... I can go on and on.

The Splash of a Kiwi
by terje

Comment:
Delicious. The halo around the kiwi and the water could be distracting.

Natural Woman
by heida

Comment:
Exotic, exotic, exotic.

The Blue Window
by aKiwi

Comment:
Very artistic composition. You had a very good eye to see this and capture it like so.

Sunset at Castle Hill
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
Grand, just grand.

Captivated
by sher

Comment:
Sepia-ish tone reminds me of a colorized photograph ... which I think is what you wanted here. It's a very successful rendering of a theme. Expression of the girl is just precious.