Confirmation
by njsabs

Comment:
A beautiful picture. If it were bigger, it would score near the top.

Drying the Good China
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
That looks like something I would do.

Good thing the water's warmer than the air
by Kaups

Comment:
The shot is maybe a bit too busy for 640x, although printed bigger, I think it would be really cool. Other than the title, though, I'm not sure it has much to do with the challenge topic.

First Snow-Trails in the woods-New Car
by holdingtime

Comment:
Not a bad car ad. My eye keeps getting drawn away from the car to the blown out patch of snow behind it, though. And it looks like you might have pushed the saturation a litle too far. The brown trees in the background have a lot of red noise in them.

Winter Gale
by Bear_Music

Comment:
This is beautiful. I'm surprised it didn't score better.

Rocks and Rocks
by EducatedSavage

Comment:
I read your post in the forums. I think this is a nice photo that is a good example of shallow DOF. I think a lot of shots in this challenge that actually had shallow but not razor thin DOF got beat up by the voters. So don't worry about it, you did a good job here.

Unzip it 'cause it's hot!
by hanneke

Comment:
I'm surprised this didn't score better. It's very cool. Or hot...

Good fishing day
by Simpa

Comment:
Nice composition, I like how the fishing poles (I assume that's what they are, since I'm from Southern California) lead to the people and truck. I think the image could be improved with softer, less contrasty lighting (early morning, maybe), and by making the whole thing a bit brighter. The snow is kind of a grey color, instead of white, and the truck, person, and dog are too dark to see much detail.

Murano glass
by rennie

Comment:
The picture's pretty good, but I had to Google "Murano glass" to figure out what this was. I guess I'm still not sure what this has to do with the "Good" theme.

Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice
by Breeee123

Comment:
I really like the lighting, kinda Jill Greenbergish. Too bad it's basic editing, and you can't do the Jill Greenberg processing. The image works well with the challenge topic, too. The only real problem I have is the overall softness. Since she's young and presumably still has perfect skin, I think it would be more effective if she were a touch sharper. But that's just one opinion. It's still a strong shot, regardless.