Beneath the Wonder of the Night Sky
by kirbic

Comment:
Gorgeous, just gorgeous. Congratulations on the ribbon.

Alice, where did the rabbit go?
by CNovack

Comment:
You win, Chrystyne. I was lying on my back, too, but no falling dirt in my face or camera :) Delightful shot and yay for Sirius! Congratulations to both of you as well as to everyone else involved. It takes a village :)

Home on the Vacuous Range
by banmorn

Comment:
This one had me and a friend guessing all week. First we discussed - "Any idea WHATSOEVER what those white things are??" Then I did Google searches, both general and image . . . warning - do not put the word "hairy" in a search, especially in combination with the word "vegetable", unless you want to see some images you won't be able to unsee (as they say). Then I did a screen shot on just the big one and put that in the image search. Best match? Sheep, hands down! I even searched mushrooms because I suspected that was what it was - but turned up nothing.

These are fascinating. And, really, humble and endearing as Mariuca said.

The Race
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
I loved this one. Filter/effect is new to me and I would love to know more. It's certainly perfect for the photo and the photo is most intriguing.

Silos and Sparrows
by jomari

Comment:
At a quick run-through of the entries last night, this one was one of my top two. The HDR look might be a little strong for me, but not much. And I LOVE the two photos. Highly effective. Will doubtless be back for a bump.

Rose of Sharon
by karenk

Comment:
Like this a lot - I expected more of it in this challenge - the "missed" shots that delight by what isn't missed.

Oh deer
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
Not sure who is glimpsing whom, but I like the take on the challenge.

I Spy with My Little Eye
by elizadeb

Comment:
Nicely framed, nice catch.

The Veil
by grahamgator

Comment:
Bumping to a 7 but I so wish this was a little lighter.

Apostrophe
by markwiley

Comment:
One that keeps drawing me back . . . and in . . . and around . . . and makes it clear why the golden ratio is so compelling. Congratulations, Mark. Well done.