a slow death
by grahamgator

Comment:
(voted earlier, coming back to comment)
My team and I were marveling at the dearth of comments in this challenge so I thought I would at least attempt to correct that a little:
What a wonderfully appropriate subject to capture. I like your composition and use of the space above and behind to enhance the isolation of the slow death.

Perching at the edge of entropy : a meditation.
by Bear_Music

Comment:
(voted earlier, coming back to comment)
My team and I were marveling at the dearth of comments in this challenge so I thought I would at least attempt to correct that a little:
To be honest, at first I didn't like this. In particular, the border, but meh, that can change so easily. I wanted a little more definition in the image itself and a little less raindrop. But then, I stayed. I looked more. Not many images entice me to linger. As I peered into the colourscape, I realised that I have spent many hours staring at views similar to this, dreaming dreams, planning plans. I realised that your concept and image made me think, dream, remember. Thank you.

Change of Seasons
by ThingFish

Comment:
(voted earlier, coming back to comment)
My team and I were marveling at the dearth of comments in this challenge so I thought I would at least attempt to correct that a little:
Excellent image and one of my top picks. Composition and colour are extremely well thought out and you have nailed the technicals. Wonderful.

Not long now
by paynekj

Comment:
(voted earlier, coming back to comment)
My team and I were marveling at the dearth of comments in this challenge so I thought I would at least attempt to correct that a little:
I really like this image; it is one of my top rated. I love how you have used the play of light and shadow to define the fragility of the leaf.

B/W Landscape in Portrait Orientation (Basic Editing)
by Stagolee

Comment:
Oh Tim, you'll always be our Stag!
Cool shot mate. That point of interest really made a huge difference.
eta: in the wheat

Message edited by author 2013-10-11 06:43:13.

Yellow Submarine
by gyaban

Comment:
Of course!

7:10 to Oblivion
by Damon

Comment:
I thought I'd commented on this already? I like the light in the middle of the tracks.
not voting

Terminal torment
by Garry

Comment:
I'm so sorry I can't vote on this one. As I said before, you have abso---lutely nailed the emotion in this shot.

B&W Pet Portrait
by bobnospum

Comment:
I don't think it is, you know. DNMC! :)
Excellent example of panning. In camera? Looks like it.

Abstract Macro Nude Pet Portrait in Black and White XXVII
by LN13

Comment:
Not it's not. DNMC! :)
Nice shot btw.