Another Day in Paradise
by Jutilda

Comment:
I like this - like its irreverance, sense of fun, and overtones of despair. Serious fun, if you follow me.

It's a Haystack Morning...
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Is it required by law to photograph this **** rock?

Morning Rain
by gloda

Comment:
An excellent motion image - strong feelings, accurate. You'll obviously suffer from the pedants, let alone the pin-sharpists, but your tonality certainly speaks of morning to me. Strong work.

Morning Mist
by michael_p

Comment:
Good stuff. I wonder, for once, whether a small border of either white of black might just serve to separate this from the enveloping grey of the site background? The subtletly of your tonal work loses out a little against that. I like the gentleness here, both of subject, of photographic approach, and most especially in our over-burnt community, of your processing.

The Early Bird
by Kronus

Comment:
Givem the (admittedly false) general reputation as a night bird, this seems an odd choice for a 'morning' challenge. Very nice shot, though.

Final Flight of the Alarms
by Sebi

Comment:
I like this - though normally such wacky set-up shots are the most complete turn-off, there's something about this. Not sure what it is. Could be the sheer blandness of the colours, the cieling tiles, the small net curtain - such truly suburban elements - which give it that aspect of extraordinary moments is absolutely ordinary worlds. Interesting (my highest compliment, perhaps).

As the sun rises in the fog
by fstopopen

Comment:
Preusming your aim was to capture the rays of sun in the mist, then you have achieved that - however the highlights behind the tree and the terribly white sky to the left cause too amny problems to be overcome by that good point. Framing is good though.

Grandmother
by pacpinto

Comment:
Good. The twisted finger is especially expressive.

Robert
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
Good work - I hope the guy isn't actually as superficial as this implies - 'look at my muscles!'; Hell, imagine buying shirts ... But that is evidently your point; the man whose shoulder is larger than his head.

Painter
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Amusing that the scene (s)he is painting is so like those beach-rock images we see over and over again here :-) Interesting that one can't quite be sure of the sex of your subject.