Small sun
by proglot

Comment:
Very Unusual. I think you took a big risk with this photo; and I think it really paid off.

Water Bird
by John Snider

Comment:
Nicely observed.

So Big... Yet So Small...
by Alain

Comment:
Lovely hill, tree, fence, clouds. There is an unsharp quality that bothers me a little. I wonder whether moving the horizon up to the top third of the photo would have emphasized the lonely height of the wind-blown tree.

Thicker than Water
by conglett

Comment:
Gets my vote for 'best photographic use of wire mesh.' Nice.

Civil War Cannon - Will the smoke ever clear?
by glad2badad

Comment:
I love the commentary provided by the title; it exerts a strong transformative power over the photo.

Rhythmic Simplicity
by Cutter

Comment:
Beautiful.

Gear for Time
by bcoble

Comment:
Very unusual. And it works.

Waiting a Berth
by Steveinnz

Comment:
I would like this much better if some part of the vessel appeared to be in sharp focus. Nice colors, good use of negative space.

Last Wave
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Excuse me while I think out loud:

It is a matter of some interest to me that a person in a photo, regardless of how smal, becomes the subject. I think it is always true, because whenever I see a landscape with a token person I complain that it is no longer a landscape. So it is with this photo that the thing that makes the photo an exquisite one is the landscape; the clouds, the water, the mirrored shore. But there on that mirrored shore is a tiny speck of a human being. And suddenly the photo is of a person on the shore. Soooo....this photo epitomizes the minimalism of the challenge language. It is the ideal form for the challenge and its perfect expression.

Miss Lonelyheart
by basia03

Comment:
Beautiful