Dali's Ruler Collection
by banmorn

Comment:
A fantastic concept, but I do feel that the scrawled writing would have been better as a simple text.. Oh well.. Good idea!

Joel hopes that nobody will ask any questions about Stage 2 of the formula
by sjturner

Comment:
I love the concept of this. A tad oversharpened though...

Future Food Supplies
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
And Art takes the coveted GREEN ribbon. ;)

What We Say to Cats...and What They Hear
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
A personal favorite from Master Larson.

Bummer of a Birthmark, Hal
by Shy Clicker

Comment:
I actually kinda like the sloppy mousework on the writing. Almost looks like the crazy antelope has written a postcard or something.

life aquatic
by Skip

Comment:
Your pictures always blow my mind... such a broad range of styles...

Well done on using the water's refractive qualities...

Saruta
by librodo

Comment:
breathtaking and heartstopping... you shoot stuff that is dangerous for my health! ;)

Love-Hate Relationship
by Tranquil

Comment:
This one got a WOW from me.

That is some serious depth in the sky...

I think what makes it special is the complexity. it really genuinely has a different point of interest in every corner and in many points between.

the relatively small human, standing also in shadow, represents very well the strange relationship mankind has... The somewhat portly stature suggests that they have lived well and taken good advantage of what the land has to offer.

The display of nature's braun is displayed magnificently with the water, and is mirrored in the shadow covering the person... ultimately powerful displays with no actual long term effect on the individual outside of a gently mist and a slight chill.

great metaphors and pretty cool colors too...

Girl with Parasol
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Another of two exceptional examples of IR in this challenge.

Home Is Where the Heart Is
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
I don't know why everyone is so afraid of wires. I think the wires are just fine in this shot. I think they are OK primarily because they work well with the lines existant in the shot.

I find though that the shot is actually missing some detail in his face... I wonder if perhaps this is also due to the resizing... resizing from a P&S is a far cry from resizing from a 12MP 5D...

it's still a highly worthy shot in pretty much every other way though.