Facing Father Time
by kleski

Comment:
minimal but interesting shot here...

No. 24
by pwm6

Comment:
a very good shot here...

Photographing the Past to Understand the Present
by peter

Comment:
to have included the human presence, especially a child, it really is the gem of this beautiful shot...

i like it very very much, i think to see this on the podium.

Point Breeze
by banmorn

Comment:
this is my preferred shot of this challenge (my vote is a ten), and now i'll try to tell you why...

there are many elements that i like here, ok, urban decay, but this is enforced by the red light, the one way sign and, last but not least, two people that are going in opposite direction of the sign... yes, a great shot!

"Remove the WHAT?!"
by Lydia

Comment:
i'm really sorry for your lossy, but i think that your daddy will be very happy about your ribbon, awesome photograph!!

Overhauling II
by h2

Comment:
oohh yesss... would been a ten for me too... but you could not remove the excess of the glue on the scale with photoshop?

(even if I had not even noticed)

Tightrope Walker
by GregoryB

Comment:
i like the unconventional perch here...

i'm a macrophotographer too...

Tribute to the Tongue
by timfythetoo

Comment:

Originally posted by GiorgioBaruffi: but... it is really Gene Simmons? Compliments, this is surely a ribbon.

wow.. like Nostradamus!!! i'm very happy for you!

Baby Milkweed Bug.jpg
by DrPhoto

Comment:
what strange insect here... never seen before... good dof, it is very difficult to have correct dof on entire subject if is made like this...

Nothing Gold Can Stay
by kleski

Comment:
well... after the Brent's words i have nothing to add... i completely agree with him, it is really too confused, my eyes is going on the shot like a ping pong ball.

with landscapes photography is quite common to think: "wow, what landscapes" and try to include everything in ours shots, wrong! better is to choice something that is the real subject with something else as contour...

(ehm, sorry for my bad english)