S K Y B I R D
by hotpasta

Comment:
Fantastic angle and comp Enzo. You got an 8 from me and I thought this would be an easy top 5. Who knows in dpc?

Tropical Dreams
by jotaga

Comment:
This was one of my picks for a ribbon. Beautiful composition. Huge congrats on the yellow!!!

Right Curve
by JohannesFrank

Comment:
You got a great eye. This was my pick for the blue. Huge congrats from one of your nineteen 9's !!!

I hope you don not get in trouble with the sesor dust removal. Sometimes dust specks on lenses seem to be sensor dust but they are not.

Avian Angel
by SandyP

Comment:
This is a fantastic image Sandy. Huge congrats on the blue!!!

8
by jdannels

Comment:
Congrats on the red Joe. I did not vote o this one but this was one of my picks for a ribbon.

Week 6 - Singer Island
by Tammster

Comment:
Other than the slight tilt of the center column, it is a very nice centered composition. The simple color palette and specially those blues on sky and windows invite to try a B&W or duotone conversion playing with the darkness of the three dominant hues.

Coffee Time
by ZellerStudio

Comment:
it seems you are about to f.....hmm...please don't

Infiniti FX
by peter

Comment:

Originally posted by yanko: Pretty slick. The glow is so over the top but it definitely helps to make this one stand out from the pack. Since this was advance editing the clipped highlights should have been fixed and I think you missed a spot when blurring the background (i.e. near the bumper). Other than that very professional. Congrats.

I did not vote on this challenge (just commented on a couple of images and this was one of them). It sure looks like an ad, and it's so good at it that the issues pointed out by Yanko do not detract..and that tells a lot about the excellence of the overall work.. so huge congrats on the entry, the ribbon and the new PB!!!

In regards to "you missed a spot when blurring the background (i.e. near the bumper)". It brings up a doubt I have always had in regards to the extent of "legal" blurring.

The rule says the blur filter can be applied as long as it doesn´t change the way a viewer would have described the original image. Would it be legal to use bluring to get rid of some people and cars or buildings on the background, or the activity inside the building?. Could someone clarify please?

(edited for spelling)

Message edited by author 2009-06-01 18:50:11.

next day edit
by senor_kasper

Comment:
No doubt this would have taken the blue

Porsche.....Every Ride Is An Adventure
by senor_kasper

Comment:
A most technically perfect presentation. Worth to be in any Porsche catalog.
Congrats on the HM brother!!!