Lincoln Memorial at Dusk
by stratblues

Comment:
Nice composition and colour. I like that you've captured some people in the image... gives is some perspective and some story.


Now... please bear with me... I'm revisiting a little comment experiment I conducted in the 2009-03 Free Study... something like K10DGuy's comments, but with a twist... the twist being, the story will move from one photo to another within the challenge... also, I don't select just a few photos I start at the first and end on the last as determined by DPC random order assigned to me, with a single sentence for each photo... should be interesting... and you're photo is #12 in the series

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The age of man was about to come to an end, and animals would rule the world again.

Sunrise Surprise
by Ammie

Comment:
Nice colours can clouds... I love a nice cloudscape... this would have benefited from something more than tree tops in the foreground... hard to make a cloudscape rock just with clouds, no matter how great the clouds... not impossible, but not easy.

Now... please bear with me... I'm revisiting a little comment experiment I conducted in the 2009-03 Free Study... something like K10DGuy's comments, but with a twist... the twist being, the story will move from one photo to another within the challenge... also, I don't select just a few photos I start at the first and end on the last as determined by DPC random order assigned to me, with a single sentence for each photo... should be interesting... and you're photo is 3rd in the series

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The fires blazed night and day, and they set the sky alight with colour.

Not interested!
by VBester

Comment:
Clearly he is interested... he has wood ;)

Nice photo, made a great image by the juxtaposition of age and youth, male and female, decay and beauty. It tell a story. Bravo.

Prairie Queen
by MAK

Comment:
Great detail and colour. Might have gone with a tighter crop on this myself, perhaps to get away from the centred composition. Love the eyes... they really pop out.

Now... please bear with me... I'm revisiting a little comment experiment I conducted in the 2009-03 Free Study... something like K10DGuy's comments, but with a twist... the twist being, the story will move from one photo to another within the challenge... also, I don't select just a few photos I start at the first and end on the last as determined by DPC random order assigned to me, with a single sentence for each photo... should be interesting... and you're photo is #10 in the series

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The animal kingdom on the other hand were eagerly waiting for this event, and had been waiting for some time.

Calm before the Storm
by robm001

Comment:
A wonderful memory... a wonderful photo. Composition is excellent. Love it.


Now... please bear with me... I'm revisiting a little comment experiment I conducted in the 2009-03 Free Study... something like K10DGuy's comments, but with a twist... the twist being, the story will move from one photo to another within the challenge... also, I don't select just a few photos I start at the first and end on the last as determined by DPC random order assigned to me, with a single sentence for each photo... should be interesting... and you're photo is #9 in the series

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... and one expectant mother was non the wiser of what was about to happen, which would effect her directly and impact the entire world.

Dundas Lights
by rob_smith

Comment:
Oh WOW!... Wonderful night time B&W image... love the long exposure, love the contrast, love the composition... love it, love it, love it!!!

Birds Eye Veiw.
by Crafty

Comment:
Nice detail and composition. The fence here works for me, but I think other voters might not appreciate what it adds to the overall image.

A Long Tradition
by wei1108

Comment:
Interesting subject and lovely composition. Colours are a bit flat though...

The Hungering
by Adamsw216

Comment:
Nice detail... love the crumb on the hand. Centred composition works well here, as does the tight crop and shallow DOF... well deserving of the "best of" challenge.

A Few Steps Away
by MsAmbrosia

Comment:
Wonderful composition and use of sepia... fits the subject and scene well.


Now... please bear with me... I'm revisiting a little comment experiment I conducted in the 2009-03 Free Study... something like K10DGuy's comments, but with a twist... the twist being, the story will move from one photo to another within the challenge... also, I don't select just a few photos I start at the first and end on the last as determined by DPC random order assigned to me, with a single sentence for each photo... should be interesting... and you're photo is first cab off the rank

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The storm final passed and the pounding waves left little of the seaside village that hundreds had once called home.