ArchesDeadHsPnt.jpg
by rjkstesch

Comment:
A wonderful capture. Love the sky. Great job!

Walking Around
by Carpe Diem

Comment:
Very soft focus. I can't find a center of focus to make the image capture my attention. A better title would of helped since this is a photojournalism challenge. I wish you the best in the challenge.

Béinchen (1684) & Rout Bréck (1966)
by gloda

Comment:
Wonderfully done with your selective desaturation. A very nice way of introducing new into old. The trees up top look like they are moving in the wind, which gives the photograph motion. Great job!

Horus' Throne
by gloda

Comment:
Can't believe I have not see this one before. Perfect use of lighting to make a dramatic photograph. Thumbs up! A wonderful photograph.

Seattle Skyline
by Rikki

Comment:
I love Seattle. A great long exposure shot. Very clean and nicely exposed. The only thing that distracts me is the circle in the middle with the red light inside. Makes me wonder what it is and draws my eye to it every time when I want to stay on the skyline. NICE WORK!

Tulips
by Rikki

Comment:
Your perspective makes this shot work. Great colors and tone. Lighting is good. Overall great shot.

Soul
by Rikki

Comment:
Very nice candid shot. I like the post processing with it's high contrast. Good title.

The Photographer
by graphicfunk

Comment:
graphicfunk, I had to add this to my fav's because, to me, it is technically flawless. I don't think a better job could of been achieved.
-SDW

Twisted, trying to fit in(self portrait)
by facesastheycome

Comment:
Nice twist on the challenge

OvertheFence3.jpg
by scalvert

Comment:
You are always amazing me with your photography. You have a gift that goes beyond just natural talent, you have the imagination to bring photography and fantasy together to make a surreal shot look real and a real shot look surreal.

Another great shot. No matter what your subject is when you enter a challenge or in this case post in profile you seem to put 14 days of imagination in a 7 day week.

I think I'm learning more looking at your portfolio and challenges than reading books. Not to leave anyone out there are other photographers that give me inspiration as well in other types of photography.

Great Job!