Station on a Single Line
by GenrOne

Comment:
Very nice picture, perhaps a bit oversharpened. I am not sure it depicts a 'single line' but I am scoring it as a photograph.

She Walks The Line
by Qart

Comment:
Nice idea and execution.

Vapor Trail
by mgsmith53

Comment:
Very nice

No Remorse
by nutzito

Comment:
Another graet people picture brother, incredible expression. Well deserved ribbon, congratulations!!

Cautious
by h2

Comment:
Great shot Oliver, well deserved ribbon, congratulations.

Water Chemistry
by IreneM

Comment:
Only a photographer of your caliper can make an ordinary syringe look great.

One Last Ride Into the Clouds
by klkitchens

Comment:
Wrong challenge.

He was a friend that I could not reach
by CorySmith

Comment:
It took me a while to see the little doll floating, I assume that is the result of the 'crime' , but then, I wouldn't know how to connect the tittle to it. Nice looking body of water though. I am not voting in this challenge 'cause I am in it, so, no score, just this comment.

Crime Scene: 2000 through 2008
by wehrmacher

Comment:
What do you think you are going to get by making a political statement in a photo contest? high votes from those that agree with you? perhaps, but what about the other 50% who do not agree with you? so...it can't be that...then what? vent some anger perhaps?...do you feel better now?

I am not voting in this challenge because I am in it, but if I was voting I would score you photo very low, because your arrogance in trying to inject politics in this game would make me see with more severe eye the blown out areas atop the building, the unbalanced composition due to the foreground tree, the excessively hard light with exagerated contrast...and so on. In reality, this a reasonably nice picture, with positives such as beautiful green colors and a very nicely exposed sky, it is too bad that you decided to waste it.

In the shadows
by IreneM

Comment:
I thought this would ribbon. Personally I love the fact that you can make out the hat in your imagination (without even thinking about it) prompted only by the lower outline and the ribbon around it, so, the fact that the rest of it blends with the background is an added feature, the way I see it.

This excellent portrait is another example of the amazing diversification process we are witnessing of Irene.

Rembrandt (obviously) did not have studio lights at his disposal, only windows; so did Irene for this picture.