blue eye
by k4ffy

Comment:
Super nice shot, though a minus 1 for the fact that it just scored a Blue Ribbon in the previous challenge. Not particularly original in that case. On the upside though even with the minus 1 its in my top 5.

Alone in the night
by LalliSig

Comment:
These shots will always win the nightshot challenges, almost seemingly unfair for any of us southy photogs. I accept the challenge though, I admit its going to be tough, especially with a 9+ from me. Damn yankees. LOL. GL.

Moonrise
by chrono_trigger

Comment:
Good, simple. Not completely original, cause I've seen similar shots, but indeed this still ranks high by my vote, and probably in my top bunch of the challenge so far. GL.

Millennium Planet – Adieu Pluto !
by ashishkushwaha

Comment:
Very cool. Nice, simple, sharp, and interesting crop. The colors work together for a nightshot. Some viewers may be inclined to deem this boring, however I think the Planet Millennium on the face, and the crop make it pretty cool. GL.

ALTER TO THE STARS
by Weefan

Comment:
Beautiful image. Settle substance, nice rich tones, and enchanting mood. I'm a fan of this for sure, great execution, nice job. GL.

With a second look...I do see some grain in the sky, and I'd like to know what the ISO was. My thoughts are, you may of been able to lower the ISO and raised the shutter time.

City of Lights
by Qiki

Comment:
I would of liked to see the name of the city in the title, though it wont effect your score from me. I'm just curious thats all. New York, maybe Chicago...I just want to know.

Monte de Espuma
by thegrandwazoo

Comment:
I love this shot, probably my favorite so far. The only thing is...I would of liked to see the cactus more left. Maybe a thirds rule would of been nice. GL. I'm sure I won't be the first person to mention this, and I know all to well how aggravating it can be to hear the same thing over and over, but apply the changes to a future shot, and you will have yourself a 8+ from me. Take care.

Barn & Sky
by rickhd13

Comment:
I am also a huge fan of your barns. I took huge inspiration from your work, and being in Missouri its quite interesting trying to capture some of the unique barns.

You were my inspiration for this new found motivation, for that I thank you. I have one decent one in my portfolio, "Barn on HWY PP". It also occurred to me while shooting these, that they are a dying breed. It seems awkward that I took them for granted, but all you see being constructed now are pole barns of metal, and steel. The old school cedar, and oak arts of good hard working country people seem to be fading quickly. Thank you, again.

BTW, this is an amazing shot, and I love the sky that is incorporated. The color coordination is simply amazing.

Eyes
by BAMartin

Comment:
Love it!

CRW_6909_sm.jpg
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Very cool, I love the energy this photos casts out. The border, or burned edges I should say is...well its ok, but the top right seems light, the burned edges seems to disappear there. Not a huge deal, but it was noticable, and distracting.

Overall, great image.