Vanishing Point
by daevans

Comment:
This hallway seems to go on, and on, and on... Simple but effective interpretation of the challenge team.

Reflected
by bspurgeon

Comment:
This photograph has so much to discover in. Where exactly is the sky, what is a reflection and what not,... Great contrast also

Escalator's perspective
by redpanda

Comment:
Nice perspective. Despite the reflections I'm getting a claustrophobic feeling when looking at it. (this will not influence my voting ;) )

Cold silence
by rio78

Comment:
The cold in the front and the warm glow over the mountains are a beautiful contrast in this photograph. In a way I'm glad that there are no footsteps in the snow.

Downy Jacket Keeps a Body Warm
by scooter97

Comment:
I can't believe that
1. this got only 2 comments
2. it didn't end up higher in ranking.
What I find great is the detail in the feathers. Even with the sun shining on them, you've captured all the details in it. This doesn't cause any problem in the darker part of his body either. Often one would see that feathers are well exposed, but - in this case - the head and more specifically the eyes would be underexposed.
Ok, the branches are maybe not the most ideal, but hell, you can't start removing them, you can't ask the bird to turn around to the other side, or to go and sit somewhere else.
Ideal shots can only be created in studio. In nature, one has to work with what he gets. And frankly, you did a great job on this one.

Message edited by author 2010-02-13 17:33:38.

One Step away from an 1800' ride
by Citadel

Comment:
Did you do it? Makes me want to take the leap and cross over to the other side :)

Pitching
by gadion

Comment:
Beautiful star shaping of the lights, but a slightly bit too dark to me.

On the Other End of the Lens
by Insomniac

Comment:
The sharpness seems to be on the shoulder and arm of the lady in front. In other words, this would seem to be the main subject of the photograph. Why not the face of the lady as if the model is focusing on her?

One murder - Three suspects!
by duartix

Comment:
Nice use of wide angle.

I think it's dead
by MichaelC

Comment:
Hope that suddenly it didn't bit you :D