Poised
by zeuszen

Comment:
You're probably going to get a bunch of comments about this not conveying the theme, but I think the frozen motion conveys waiting to touchdown (or takeoff?) either way, nice shot. I'd like to see it a bit brighter, but nice composition and timing.

Your Move!
by timganier

Comment:
I'm not crazy about the depth of field blurring the foreground pieces.

Harvest
by GolferDDS

Comment:
There's something about this image that (to me) wants to be b/w or sepia. Color seems to emphasize the individual elements, which aren't all that interesting on their own. Yet, you've captured a mood with this and non color formats tend to convey modds better. Again, that's just how I see this image - it's a nice shot either way.

Deep DOF: macro style
by Gordon

Comment:
Noe *that's* what I call good use of macro style. Great abstract!

Mountain Top Rail.
by tony2244

Comment:
I love the way this is composed to take advantage of the rail's angle. Very creative.

Listening for the Rain
by crabappl3

Comment:
Great color and clarity. Really well done!

Where Skyscraper Meets Sky
by waterlilies

Comment:
Amazing - the building looks transluscent! I'd like to a see abit more contrast on the building's edges to set it off from the sky, but very clever composition.

Lunar Landing
by scalvert

Comment:
I'm dying to know how this was done - amazing!

Mother and Son
by heida

Comment:
This is stunning! Dramatic sky, dramatic point of view. Honestly one of the most pleasing images I've seen since joining DPC.

Chaos
by AStarWithin

Comment:
I'm thinking that for a deep depth of field image you'd want both foregounrd and background to be in focus. This is clearly a challow DOF. However, I *really* love the shot as I'm a dog lover, and this captures the insatiable curiosity of our canine buddies to me. wrong challenge, but very cute shot.