Sunken
by basia03

Comment:
A beautiful detail shot that very much appeals to me. Stands out from most of the other images as being something seen differently.

Island House
by AJFI

Comment:
I love this in so many ways, the sheer matter-of-fact simplicity of it and the odd, ephemeral grace of the structure. I do SO wish you'd given it a little more breathing room right and left, it's discontertingly cramped by the framing of the shot.

In the Woods
by Zoomdak

Comment:
This is sweet & rich. A little too garish on the foreground greens for my taste, but an effective composition. I'm guessing Oregon?

Behind The Green Door
by sher

Comment:
Gotta love this one in all its oversaturated glory. A strong composition and a fine sense of decreptitude.

window to the amazon
by jellojello

Comment:
This is quite powerful and beautifully composed/exposed. A completely different feeling than most of the entries. High score from me.

Going Nowhere
by Firsty

Comment:
One of the very best of the "detail" shots, a "readable" image that's quite compelling. The border's not doing you any favors IMO, though. Strong score from me.

Port of Portland
by Mick

Comment:
I very much like the vaguely "historical", old-timey feel of this shot with the blown sky and background. I'm wishing it had been toned to accentuate that. Nice image!

abandoned dreams
by sidpixel

Comment:
I wish the bright part of the sky were not so extremely burned out, this is a real flaw in my eyes. I can see a trace of detail there so it should be fixable, since the contrast is if anything too high throughout the image. I think it would work better with the contrast scaled back a notch or two. Still, a strong and gritty image and a good score from me.

A Dead American Treasure, the ROXY Drive-In
by ClickNSee

Comment:
I supect this won't do well, but I hope it does. I love the purity of the lines, the cartoonish sense of oversaturation, and especially the very precise separation between overhand and hill line on the right, which speaks volumes for the care you spent composing this shot. (Either that or you were lucky as hell, LOL)

M.C. Escher's Boyhood House
by mariomel

Comment:
I love this shot. The tonal range could be smoothed out, there's some total highlight blowout here that distracts and the darkest areas are a tad blocked up as well, but a cery stron entry in my eyes nonetheless.