Power
by LadeeM

Comment:
Nice job with the sepia, light, and sharpness here. For me, the top lines are leading lines, because my is drawn from the top down into the cross of the electric pole, and then out the left side of the picture. I do wish the camera could've been tilted upwards a little to remove the lower three power lines, though. Overall, nice entry!

Lampyridae Must Live Outside
by eweik

Comment:
I'm so happy to see a firefly in the challenge! I like the composition a lot. The only suggestion I might have is that either the firefly should be softer or they child should be sharper. As it is (and don't get me wrong, I like this shot a lot!), the firefly looks artificially pronounced. Otherwise nice in every way and a hgh score from me.

Waiting...
by froglet

Comment:
Nice. Particularly good color.

Overtaking
by Simonkasprzak

Comment:
This is a good image which also meets the challenge well. For me though, the frame is too large, especially since all that remains at the top are nostrils. Nice sepia toning and good sharpness on the guy.

Ecola Bluffs
by charliebaker

Comment:
This is really beautiful. Ooooh, how your photos make me homesick for my beloved Oregon!

Doorty-Hands...
by khdoss

Comment:
This is such an adorable picture!! Could've been a contender for the Framed challenge. Nice work.

Midnight at the Marina
by coolhar

Comment:
This was one of only a couple tens I gave for this challenge - I can't believe this shot didn't score higher. Really good job!

In Dreams, an Exit
by kdkaboom

Comment:
With the title, a perfect challenge fit. I wish the horizon were level, but maybe you intended it to be slightly at an angle, since it's a dream.

Dreamin' of Home
by rayg544

Comment:
I like the idea here, but I wish the ghost person could've been standing either to the left or to the right of the support on the train shelter. Nice and sharp otherwise, with good placement of all the elements (except for the guy). Fits the challenge very well.

Falling into oblivion
by Jinjit

Comment:
This is an interesting shot. I had to look at it for quite a while to actually recognize the person "falling". It's a good thing you had the title, because otherwise I would have wondered why you dream of touching your toes and flipping the picture upside down :-) Thanks for making me think - and for making me realize I should spend longer looking at the images!