Helmut Newton
by aKiwi

Comment:
Very nice shot, and it's a fitting "tribute" picture. (Also, not to be too crass, but, hot model; :-D.)

Anne Geddes
by sigurdjon

Comment:
Sorry, but this isn't "Anne Geddes"; it's a snapshot photograph of a baby. It's nice (very nice) for a photo album, but it's just not an "artful shot." Better luck next time.

Banking
by owen

Comment:
The colors could be a bit more vibrant; that said, were there not so many other GREAT shots in this challenge, this would easily be a "10."

A Camel..Up Close & Personal
by garrett14

Comment:
Lol! I love it.

One Lone Duck
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
I almost love this photo...but then, I don't. I suppose, I love what it could have been, and what I desperately want to see in it (serene setting, semi-cinematic feel, sharp focus). It's still a good shot, but it doesn't cross the line into "great."

Wildest of Them All (My Sweetheart's Fren)
by doctabrez

Comment:
Hot girl, and I like how her bikini-bottom is about to come right off. That said, talk about a horrible excuse for a submission to this challenge. Sorry, but entitling the picture with the word "wild" somewhere in it, doesn't mean that you actually cared about the challenge's rules. Try to submit something pertaining to the theme, next time. (Also, it is a nice photograph, per se, but, again, that's irrelevant.)

Ansel-esque
by dustinwilson

Comment:
It's not quite so sharp as an Adams picture such as this might be, but, considering that you were likely not shooting with a large-format camera, I'd say that it's pretty damned great. Really, excellent shot.

Someone's death...someonelse's dinner!
by MacT

Comment:
Way too small to be accurately judged. It really just ends up looking like a mess of a few feathers.

Predator
by joycobb

Comment:
I LOVE the cat's fixed gaze. Marvellous shot.

The Leopard
by ddng

Comment:
The extreme close-up doesn't really work for me, with this one; there's too much movement for it to be appreciated.