Side Entrance
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
I love infrared and it works well here.

A quiet place to sit
by markwiley

Comment:
Wow, very different and attractive scene. Nice depth as well. I am sure this will do well since it has the appeal factor. Personally the post processing is a bit too strong for me, it causes a purple colour cast across the whole image, even the grass and the white chair.

a kingdom for a horse
by posthumous

Comment:
I like it how you have included the sky to this scene, but I think by emphasising the sky colour you have added a strong blue cast to the total image (if you use photoshop levels eyedropper on the white building you get the natural colours). There is also quite some distortion: the white building is straight but then the lines both on the left and right side falls inwards towards to top, especially visible in the two silos and the red barn on the right. Is it caused by the wide angle lens or by by post processing? It could be corrected with a perspective correction.

The Day's End
by SandyP

Comment:
Lovely atmosphere and composition. It needs a slight clockwise rotation.

If These Walls Could Talk
by BJokerud

Comment:
Great. Different. Makes me stop, explore and think. Lovely light as well.

Road to the Farm
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Nice road, great trees. It has a lovely warmth to it. I would have taken a few steps forward to get rid of the white poles on the left (or clone them out afterwards), they are so distracting.

Fields of Gold
by salmiakki

Comment:
This has a sixties feels to it with the fading colours of old printed pictures. Maybe a bit too much.

The House on the Hill
by Brin

Comment:
Great depth and detail. I like it how you used both a foreground and background point of interest. A pity the clouds were not cooperating more.

"It wasn't me"
by DistantColours

Comment:
Funny. LOL.

Spirals
by Donna-Dee

Comment:
Just perfect. Love the shapes, textures, composition. The light brings out all details perfectly.
Used a thin strip light? I have a hard time figuring out what light setup you used. The middle one seems to be lit from above but the other ones seems to be lit from the high-left.
A composition of multiple images? I think around the stem I can see those are cut-outs but the rest is done perfectly.
In my top 3.