Five
by KiwiChris

Comment:
This is technically flawless, pretty much. I don't know when I've seen luminosity and transpatrency done this well in B/W in DPC. I cannot fault this image at all, except to wonder if a little bit of gradient-to-dark in the very foreground might make it even stronger? 10.

Ballet
by caba

Comment:
awesome bautiful plant, subtly lit. strong entry.

five in a row
by claudia26

Comment:
sweet and serene, cropped a smidgen too close for comfort on left, but a lovely capture

My Five Goofy Children
by beautyqn25

Comment:
This is so intensely human it makes me smile. the gaping grin top and the bizarre overbite bottom right are precious.

Four, . . . Plus One
by superdave_909

Comment:
Amazing. Been so long since we saw a serious egg entry that I was able to view this one with fresh eyes. Virtuoso lighting performance. It's slightly different on each egg, and it makes a harmonious whole. The palcement of the eggs within the negative space is flawless, the lighting's extraoridnarily good, sharpness is great, testure is fully-realized, tonalities are luscious.

Uncle! I break my personal vow and I give you a 10.

A Leaf with 5 Fingers
by froglet

Comment:
Dear me, what's the site COMING to? LOL. Brings back memories, but I don't think I inhaled...

5 Green Bottles
by Falc

Comment:
This is beautiful, but it has a 5'ness problem that's probably limiting it. It's really hard to SEE 5 bottles here. A little more attention to the spacing would have done wonders, just a subtle opening up in 3 places. Strong entry regardless

Graduation Gratification
by Cutter

Comment:
The title doesn't do this justice. I see glee, silliness, and relief, LOL. Nice shot. I might have cropped out the arm lower right, not sure.

Twilight (Taken around 22:00 o'clock)
by Brin

Comment:
How id twilight "late night"?

my father
by da-answer

Comment:
needs to be outside for this challenge. nice shot though