Ta-dah!
by Siggav

Comment:
What a capture!! And look at those spots. What a beautiful cat! I really like the huge shadow behind him (or her). Impressive.

Learning to Fly - (A Momentary Lapse of Reason 1987)
by GuGi

Comment:
Only four comments? Hmmmph. I really like this shot. The bird is so well in focus above those clouds. The image does give a great sense of freedom - and the title couldn't be better. Nice work, Gugi!

Green "ish" :o)
by Ragga2000

Comment:
Ooooh Ragga, this series is so much fun to look at!! They're all so perfect. I could never have chosen which to enter. I guess you entered the right one, but I think any one of these could've been blue ribbons. The colors and depth are really incredible.

Coffee Arabica, Cardamom & Noi Chocolate
by Xilebo

Comment:
What a pretty composition, Gurry! The technicals are great. Every element is appealing and obviously well thought out. This got the same score from me at the blue ribbon shot - it as one of my favorites for the challenge.

Browny Morning
by bnilesh

Comment:
This was one of my absolute favorites for this challenge. The colors and light are beautiful, and the composition is just perfect. Congratulations to you for the high score and a ribbon!

View from the old Iron Bridge
by MAK

Comment:
Whoooohooooo for you ribboning! Congratulations on your first ribbon, Marac!

coffee with a "drop" of milk
by IreneM

Comment:
Congratulations, Irene! This is such a great shot. One of the things that really means a lot to me is the wonderful and detailed description you've given. Wow, what an example of dedication to the art you are! Five hours for a basic challenge, and look at the awesome result. Thanks for being an inspiration.

Your profile page looks great with a ribbon of each color. Way to go!!

Natures Perfect Painting
by JawnyRico

Comment:
Wow, what gorgeous colors! I really like that fog rising from or settling on the lake.

Ecstatic
by JawnyRico

Comment:
I like the blacks and whites here, but I'm not sure what you're shooting for with the non desaturated lights on the tree above the groom's head. In general, I think partial desaturation is best to emphasize something you might want the viewer to really notice. Your black & whites are really nice. In this one, I love the expressions on your friends. Hope you don't mind the criticism on an otherwise nice shot - I see that it's over a year old, too :-)

Heaven
by Ragga2000

Comment:
Ragga, wow! Look at this score! You're awesome. I'm so proud to have been on the same team as you. Way to go, Ice!