The Planning Stage
by Germaine

Comment:
What I admire the most here is that you were in a bar at lunchtime. I trust you followed the Rule of Thirds: one bourbon ΓΆ€“ one scotch ΓΆ€“ one beer.

exquisite segregation
by posthumous

Comment:
You are cruel, making me work this hard. Delightful ambiguity. Top three for me. Thank you.

Transitional flow
by Melethia

Comment:
I remember that sensation well. It feels like the earth is blushing; shifting shyly beneath your feet.
Very nice image, and my second-to-top pick. Thank you.

dream & action
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Wonderful exuberant movement, perfectly expressed. This photograph shows so very well how still images are able to be much more exciting and dynamic than moving pictures. As well as why still images are ultimately more durable. The thinnest slice of an event is more eloquent than the whole dish.

It is such a spectacular standout in this company that it seems superfluous to say it: This is my top pick. Thank you.

The Potato Eater
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by pointandshoot: ... Great to see this receive accolades from all camps.

A very good point by pointy!

The Song of Wandering Aengus
by posthumous

Comment:
Well how about that! And I thought you had to be Clive. Hopefully you will both view my mistake as a compliment.

web
by bspurgeon

Comment:
A world viewed edgeways, heavens and hades both revealed. A lovely thing, beautiful washed ink tones,

IMG_6680-square-FLIP
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Wow! What I admire most of all is that it's still recognisably, and eloquently, a landscape. Place on my wall for this.

Dark Tower
by RianBotes

Comment:
Another perfect exposure in the Berg, Rian. As is this one.
You are doing a very fine and instructive series of elegantly-judged B&Ws.

The Places Between
by rooum

Comment:
That's one I'd be pleased to have my own name on! Nourishing to both the eye and the imagination. Thank you.