Galactic Formation
by mycelium

Comment:
That's an amazingly realistic effect - maybe next time you WILL expect to do well :P - this certainly deserved everything it got.

The Invisible Man (1933)
by xtabintun

Comment:
Think you've hit the DPC formula on the head with this one :).

Fantastic Image - I'm sure some will complain about the uneven colouration on the wall, but for mine it adds a little something - some character to the image.

Soft Radiance
by Neil

Comment:
You really do like this impressionistic stuff, don't you :). I'm really surprised this didn't at least push six, it's really a beautiful image, and a very good example of what it seems is your favourite style of photography.

Hammocks on the Sea
by wkmen

Comment:
Heheh, I wouldn't worry about the burn tool too much: sure that sky could do with a bit more definition, but I quite like it as is - the high key impression I get is quite effective.

As Daylight Fades
by Skip

Comment:
This is a terrific shot, and so much better for reading about your adventure. It's really nice to see one of these water drop reflecty shots taken outside a studio :).

Cottage by the Winter Marsh — Herring River
by Bear_Music

Comment:
This is quite charming. It's understated nature is likely both the reason you have made 450 dollars from it, and it's downfall on dpc. I didn't vote on this challenge, and it's honestly not the style of photo that typically takes me, but I still think this should have been 50 odd places higher. The only real complaint I have about the image is, as zeusen notes, a lack of definition in the sky above the house - I think a little blue and some puffy clouds would have really helped - oh well, it's tough to change the weather :)

Glasshouse Plaza
by Firsty

Comment:
Now theres an underrated image. The black and white stripes make for a really powerful abstract. Small consolation I know, but if I'd voted this would have got a nine or ten from me.

Daffodil
by SteveJ

Comment:
Very pretty flower - I'd recommend a shallower dof though to isolate it from the background a little better.

Shades of Scarlet
by Wobble

Comment:
Really joyous image here, you have captured happiness in all its glory. Some won't but I really like the post processing here. 8.

flying whale
by mgkarimi

Comment:
I think I missed this the first time round, but this is really quite stunning, the blue tones make for a really beautiful image. Really like the use of negative space to boot. 8.