On a jet plane
by Enlightened

Comment:
Halos abound.

After The Storm
by sfalice

Comment:
Well, if you did combine several images, then you are to be congratulated for excellent ghost reduction. Exposure is great throughout. Spectacular composition. I think this should be the blue ribbon. 10

Classic Countryside
by giantmike

Comment:
Very attractive. Great detail in the house and landscaping. 8

LOCH ARD GORGE, AUSTRALIA
by hotpasta

Comment:
Amazing place. Very nicely rendered. May need a slight notch of increased contrast. Some of the cyan in the sky seems odd to me, but a very great effort from the other side of the world. 8

Bay view
by Kroburg

Comment:
Very nicely done. Great items of interest along the coastal shore. Superb HDR subject. 8

When I'm Cleaning Windows
by bobcc

Comment:
Really a great scene, well rendered. Forgive me for saying so, but my opinion is the person is a distraction. I understand why you included the person. But, it really catches my eye and prevents me (initially) from inspecting the great lines and shapes. 7

Details
by armando_m

Comment:
Beautiful pipe organ and cathedral. Great perspective and control of tones. 9

The view from Half Mountain summit
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
Nicely done! My top vote of 10. Clearly a high dynamic range to the scene, managed with great skill. Love the area. That is Glacier Gorge topping off at Longs Peak, Pagoda Mountain and McHenry's Peak. I especially like the Shark's tooth.

Market Street
by dtremain

Comment:
Horizon unlevel?

Peace Bridge / Rough Waters
by Pixlmaker

Comment:
The dynamic range between the shadow detail under the bridge and the sky highlights is large. Postprocessing a single image to show detail throughout will result in the halos...which appear at the edges of dark and light zones.. It's a good candidate for HDR Efex Pro 2. I think you may have improved the three dimensional appearance by including items of interest in the foreground. An aperture of f/18 is mightly tiny pinhole and could be on the edge of bending lightwaves as they enter the lens and reducing clarity and detail sharpness. I wouldn't go much tinier than f/16. Furthermore, f/11 or even f/8 may have given you adequate DOF to encompass your scene.