Manchester Big Wheel
by Zee81

Comment:
Good timing on capturing the sky's colors and not having just a plain black sky. I like the point of view and crop here.

Natural Elegance
by Ivory

Comment:
What a beautiful horse portrait!
A little more post-processing was kinda' needed to desaturate the rest along the horizon and a touch in the mane.
As a suggestion, and if you are using Photoshop, try new layer via copy, then add a warming filter (usually the default one that comes up), then while still in the layer, carefully use the eraser tool to erase back the horse. This will add a slightly warmer tone to the desaturated background.

Reflections of Brugge
by Knightmoves

Comment:
Beautiful tones and what a great crop/composition with having 2/3 being the gorgeous reflection.

Summer Daze
by devoid

Comment:
I wish the tonemapping wouldn't affect areas beside sharp-lines like the flagpole. I've had to spend a bit of time cleaned/cloning those odd-ball areas to preserve a more natural look.
This is a good example of not over-doing the new methods avaialble to us.

Early Morning Surfer
by cp5140

Comment:
I really like the tones & colors in this as well as the wide-aspect ratio presentation. The frame works well here.
I'm not sure if it's the size or the lighting, but seems like there is some uneven dodge/burn in this, creating blotchy areas.

The underground: the dark chapel
by witam

Comment:
This looks like something out of a movie set. Is it?
If not, I'm curious as to where this was taken and this shot looks like it should be on the cover of a paperback or similar.

Surfers Paradise
by jrdawson

Comment:
Great point of view to bring out the power in the sky.
Good use of diagonals and leading lines. Well seen!

The Paratroopers
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Excellent Macro!
Super details and a great title too.

A Day's Work
by madhatter

Comment:
Very nice silouhette and the sun rays are a gift!
Generally a centered main focal point isn't the best for a composition, but in this case, it wouldn't work better any other way.
Well seen!

Light of Hope
by maguero

Comment:
This is heavenly, pardon the pun.
There are those rare moments in life we get experience for but a mere few seconds, but preserved here, forever.
Superb timing.