chilly humility
by skewsme

Comment:
I love the blur, but wish the color of the barn was not so close to the color of the grass. Short of painting in winter (a foolish thought, I know) there is nothing to do about that. Still, I like this image a lot.

may i have this dance
by jmritz

Comment:
I like the tinting and the raking light in this image. If I had a criticism it would be that I would favor a slightly sharper image. It seems a bit soft to me.

Hinterland Grasses
by AP

Comment:
I like the composition here with the placement of the barn and the way the branches curl up and around it, then back down to the dried grass. It directs my eye well. If I had a criticism it would be the focus. I would like to have seen the grass in front of the barn, and the barn itself, show more detail before the depth of field dropped off.

Setting Suns
by banmorn

Comment:
One of my favorites. I appreciate the depth of field in this image as so many of the others have selected so narrow a depth that important details are lost. Not here. There's lots to look at and enjoy (if that's the right word for something so dead).

I Am A Passenger
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Way to go Hawaii. So even when you're strapped in and can't choose a subject, you still come up blue. Pretty impressive ... and a well deserved ribbon. Congratulations.

Checkmate
by pamb

Comment:
Very well done. ...and you can include me among those who don't have a clue about the Little Match Girl. Glad you switched directions.

The Jagged Edge
by Cuttooth

Comment:
You're on a roll. Another fine image. Congrats on the ribbon.

As Morning Exhales
by Cuttooth

Comment:
I'm not a bit surprised. Excellent work. Congratulations.

Layers
by Tiberius

Comment:
If this photograph doesn't tell a story, I don't know one that does.

Entwination
by Judi

Comment:
I love the fact that you made this image in B & W.