Little Red Riding Wood
by Dvan

Comment:
It's a good picture, but I don't see how the shutter speed would make an impact on this photo because it's still.

YIPPIE - KI- AY
by cheegirl

Comment:
The fast shutter speed was very well put into use. The free flow and the float during the gallop is great. It might have been a tid bit better if you manage to catch it when it's evidently higher air and all four is up. I believe the hind limps are up in the air as well, but I'm not so sure.

Blue Water
by redtiger

Comment:
A beautiful scenery and good use of the slow shutter. The top of the picture focuses very well with speed, but as it get lower stream the beauty is beauty of the shutter speed is too slow. That's what I believe at least. None the less, a fantastic picture, and I could probably never take a picture like that. I'm not that good.

Bobbing
by reification

Comment:
This photo shows a lot of emotion; passion, strength, cravings and so much more. It's quite good, but then I find something that I can't point my finger at that's not quite right about it.

On Edge
by macrothing

Comment:
A very innovative picture, the contrasting blue and cyan mixes very well with the black. It certainly fits very well with the Challenge theme.
This reminds me a bit of the titanic for some reason because of the inner shape of the ice.

Peaks at sunrise
by ltuddenham001

Comment:
Wow, the stark colour contrast in this one makes it look almost surreal. The sillouhettes work very well in this photo. Perhaps if the water was less ridged would have been better.

Fall Reflections
by photogenix

Comment:
The reflection could have been better if there was less motion in the water. Colours are very bright and vibrant, it really would have looked stunning if the water was placid.

Sky's the limit.
by Allforunity

Comment:
The photo may be a bit small, but the details are large enough to show the beauty written in the sky. The colour contrast is also very well done.

The Chief
by Canute

Comment:
Ha! This is a sexy rock, very beautiful indeed.

Human Tree...
by gipomontesanto

Comment:
This definitely fits the theme and is very well taken. I'm not even sure how you stumbled upon such a bark.