Drydock
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
My lord, that's a blast from the past of warship design :-) I'm amazed by the hard chines and the fared rudder opening. Wonderful shot. I'm a ship-junkie. Feel free to let me know what ship this is and where it's at, I've already given your 8 :-)

Ah, I got it. That's USS Texas drydocked in Galveston :-) Which means this just be a Spiffy shot?

Living Geometry
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Holy smokes! I can't wait to find out where this is. Beautifully rendered!

Amour
by Neat

Comment:
Mais oui!

Enjoy the Finer Things in Life
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
This is SO weird! Enticingly so. Major props for *seeing* this one!

Fall
by Paul

Comment:
Stupendous layering! Absolutely gorgeously seen and rendered!

Fierce!
by glad2badad

Comment:
He sure is! Speaking of which, I just came across an X-ray profile view of an entire turtle and realized, to my amazement, that the "shells" are part of their skeletal structure. In other words, you can't remove a turtle or tortoise from its shell. I don't know why that surprised me, but it was an aha moment. I digress. Wonderful image!

Flat Out
by MeMex2

Comment:
It couldn't be any better, could it? I'm looking for a nit to pick. Yay, I found one! Two actually :-) I wish I could see the horse's eye rolling, and I think I see a bit of awkward masking at the butt end of things. But I had to work hard for those nits! Well done! 9 for now.

Palermo
by LevT

Comment:
LOVE the blur of the drooping leaves :-) Wonderful image.First one on my voting screen, first 9 from me. May end up as a 10, we'll see :-)

b(l)end
by Tiberius

Comment:
This is pretty daring: curvilinear triangles are an actual thing, so points for bravery. It's a lovely image.

Wild Geese (1925)
by skewsme

Comment:
Extraordinary image. Well-earned blue :-)