Baby Lines
by BAMartin

Comment:
I have to say that I am horrified that this scored so badly and finished so low.

I found it a genuinely intriguing and somewhat disturbing image which I had no idea how you had composed (i did not know of the 20 ft plywood cutout at the time)

I guess it may feel 'too' PP'd for some but for me this just adds the the surreal nature of the image

Outbound
by Melethia

Comment:
Deb

You are one of the few people I know who shares my fascination in train stations. You have just got to get yourself to London and visit the newly refurbished St Pancras station which is - along with the Houses of Parliment my favourite piece of architecture in a city which has many remarkable examples

I liked the drakness of it which meant that the light at the end of the platform is even more stark and vivid, although I possibly prefer the cropped version even more

Nice atmospheric end of day feel about the image

Give Peas a Chance
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Well casting aside for a moment your dislike of peas (surely your ire would be better focused on natures real sins...broccoli and sprouts)

The shot and the title did both make me smile. I was slightly put off by the water underneath the peas (where they frozen and had just started to melt?). Nice complementary colours and I liked the dof you used

See: "the engineering marvels of general electric [aka where's the butter]"
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Sorry Michelle, Wronp got you because he added the wonderful small image size (he got a 1 from me and you a 3)...Although the horrible inner border was a very nice touch

Console yourself with the fact that if Damien Hirst had produced art like this it would be considered genius

S I L V E R
by Retroesque

Comment:
Fan? I certainly am!!!!

What a fantastic macro abstract and the B&W conversion is sublime. Hit the challenge spot on. Fanatsic sharpness of the leading lines. I could totally imagine this hanging on a wall of a trendy art house.

Superb image

Hey jonathans, I found the butter.
by WalesP

Comment:
One of the great things about DPC is the way it allows you to watch people's photography improve and mature over time. I'm sure when you look at this image and compare it to ones that you took in the past like and you must cringe at the fact that you used to produce images of such sharpness and with a range of vibrant colours as well as the fact that they used to be so so big

A sterling effort for which I unreservedly salute you

me
by roz

Comment:
You havent changed a bit!!!! Hey and who wants to grow old gracefully when you can grow old disgracefully...Its much more fun

White
by SaraR

Comment:
Yup no doubt there are some that will say that this is 'too obvious' but hey so what. It meets the challenge perfectly and has been absolutely excellently delivered. Love the high key background which amazingly does not detract from the wonderful sharpness of the dove.

Great composition. Terrific image bumping to 10 and my own personal favourite in the challenge

At Peace
by chaitanyan

Comment:
Lovely image but a shame the focus is out

From Darkness Came Light
by astonjay32

Comment:
Excellent shot. Im liking the lens flare a lot although perhaps the hot spot less so. Beautiful depth of colour in terms of both reds and blues. Good job