Lines Leading Nowhere
by GeneralE

Comment:
I feel that in this photo, the lines ARE the subject, but I think that the idea is to use lines in a photo to direct attention to and enhance a subject that is a different part of the photo. My take, anyway. (4)

Milky Way in Sagittarius
by strangeghost

Comment:
W-O-W! Makes me want to run out and buy a telescope! Fav'd this one!

me1.jpg
by deapee

Comment:
From your thread it doesn't sound as if you are really serious about this one, but just for what it's worth... I think you should crop away most of the window from your left side, then reverse the image so that the signs read correctly. If it's sharp enough and you can increase the saturation a bit, I think it's a keeper.

Essence
by dr3amz

Comment:
I'll differ from the others just a bit. Great composition, interesting. On this monitor, at least, it could be a bit sharper, and the sticks seem slightly blown. Like the border, text & fonts.

Snowy Owl
by dr3amz

Comment:
How's this for a comment: Stunning, in fact I ordered a print. Can't wait to see this one on the wall!

DSC_4326ko3.jpg
by nomad469

Comment:
Agree with the others, this is a very nice portrait. In addition to the other comments, I think it works very well because it is so well balanced. Good work Dave!

Warmth of the Sun
by jenesis

Comment:
FYI that's a female Bobwhite Quail, Jennifer. Interesting shot on the sunlit wood floor.

lily1.jpg
by muggle_girl

Comment:
Quite nice, mug. The blackness of the water and subtle lighting are excellent.

Packard
by toadtheprince

Comment:
Nice shot all around, but I think that the reflected palm trees are a nice extra!

Commute to Obscurity
by Strikeslip

Comment:
95th percentile, way - to - go!!! You were one of my top picks, gave this one a 7.