The power of true friendship is unlimited
by ButterflyGirl

Comment:
I agree 100%....I do worry that this take on power may not go down too well with all voters but I have to say I get exactly what you were saying and you have illustrated it nicely

The Power To Fly
by BHuseman

Comment:
Lovely, the motion blur takes this away from being simply an image of a powerful aircraft to actually demonstrating this power in an image

Excellent 9

Cowboy Power
by Dirtypainter

Comment:
Wow...Now that is power!!!! Favourite shot so far and I hope it does not suffer because we had another rodeo winner in a recent challenge

Brilliant composition, meets the challenge better than any I have seen in the challenge to date (my own included)

10

Power in Numbers
by CVette

Comment:
Not to sure about the title (I might have gone for plain and simple horsepower...Fortunately marks are given for image not titles) Love the duo-tone which makes it (other than the cars in the background) feel like it could have been taken from the pages of a sports annual from the 1950's and which really complements the image. The crop seems a tad low, but I appreciate that for action shots like this you generally dont have the luxury of composing the shot as fully as normal

Light
by AmeedEl-Ghoul

Comment:
Excellent image that not only meets the challenge but does so in a very aestetic way. Great diagonal leading lines cause by each of the forks

Recharging
by cujee

Comment:
Very funny concept, though perhaps the focus could be a little tighter

The Last Step is a Doozy
by SandyP

Comment:
Blimey Sandy is there nothing you cant turn your hand too. Daisy and I had simultaneously laughed out loud and taken a sharp inhalation of breathe when we had seen this shot

May not be one of your ribbon winners but fantastic nonetheless

Grandpa's Hand Tools
by bassbone

Comment:
Peter

Great photo and good finish!! Have to say this shot struck a particular chord with me as my late grandfather used to be a carpenter (as in someone who worked with wood rather than a member of the pop duo) and I remember seeing him working with tools like this (which used to glide effortlessly under his control then transform themselves to lumpen objects if ever I picked them up). Your story about them being your late father's tools adds an extra layer of poigniancy

Great job

He Loves Me...
by Charlene

Comment:
You fell foul of the DPC voters natural and in-bred hatred of images that are soft. I really like this shot and who cares what it scores if someone loves you!

Relative Velocity
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Michelle

Fantastic photo, which IMO had 6+ written all over it. Brilliant vibrancy of colour and the motion blur is just right

I can also relate 100% to the comment about spinning things being a whole lot less fun than they used to be.

If pressed I would say that this photograph is even better than nice!!!!! ;-)