In Central Park
by mkramarc

Comment:
Nice framing of the scene with the shadows. I just don't find much of interest in that scene, so my eye wanders around looking for an anchor.

Baker Lake
by margiemu

Comment:
Very pretty. I might have cropped it to be more symmetrical top and bottom, but I'm not sure.

Field of Dreams
by Pedro

Comment:
They look so unhappy! I like how the plants (wheat?) are blurry while they're sharper - adds a fantasy feel. A tighter crop on top, like just below the cloud on the upper right, would've kept my eye from wandering off the couple and emphasized the field in the title.

Violet Sparkle
by LN13

Comment:
I really like the colors and the composition. Take this again for the rule of thirds challenge. :) But the yellow parts could be sharper, to really grab the eye once it lands there.

Wading in the Water
by JEFFJSB

Comment:
Beautiful. Could have been in either the zen or silhouette challenges, too. :)

I really like the negative space.

Fifty thousand degrees...three hundred milliseconds
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Wow. Lightning shots are always cool, but this is truly incredible. Your framing with the foreground pole is good, and the colors are very nice.

But what makes me really gawk is the tiny power poles on the horizon. I'm glad you pointed them out, because you're right: they really give a sense of the enormity of lightning and the raw power they represent.

Going in my favorites to keep your other shots in there company. :)

Up Hill
by shudderbug

Comment:
I love the curve.

Blowing
by Gauti

Comment:
Great timing and stop action!

Creep
by Nitesead

Comment:
Can't see anything but a small barely visible triangle.

Contemplation
by Jas

Comment:
Great leading lines everywhere, taking me in to the subject. Careful about the titled horizon, though.