Icebergs basking in the moon light.
by cptpoland

Comment:
I didn't work what this was at first. I'm thinking flour?

Great idea and well lit. 9 and favourited :-)

Sim City 5000
by Budya

Comment:
Best lit of all of the "nut and bolt city shots" :-)

Not sure I like the background

Dunes at Night
by karmat

Comment:
sugar grains?

The details on the grains look strange to me. Might be the resolution and the way you've sharpened it.

Curtis Falls
by surfdabbler

Comment:
I think this photo is great and fully deserves the score it got (even if I did bend the rules to let you in ;-) )

The details are lovely and soft on the water and I do like the way the light falls on the pic, especially on the leaves behind the waterfall.

I also like the waterfall itself, a nice slow shutter speed giving that silky effect. Great work!

B
by Venom

Comment:
Believe me when I say I didn't put us in the same group on purpose knowing we had pretty much the same subject matter in our shots. Coincidence, honest :-)

Actually I think that's a good thing when commenting on each other's pics as we both know what the other went through to get the shot. Looks like you had more time on your hands than me ;-) (650 shots? Wow)

The composition on yours is excellent, and I love the bokeh you got behind the bee. The focus is pretty good on the bee. The flowers aren't very sharp on the right but I know how tricky it is to get shots of these fellas so I won't complain too loudly.

Great work!

Just Thinkin'
by karmat

Comment:
I like this very much. From your wonderful letter Kristiana seems to be a bundle of energy, always getting into mischief (am I close?) Which makes this lovely serene calm shot a nice contrast.

The details on the skin are soft, and the lighting on her face is perfect. I like the high key effect, it works very well for me :-)

Bubo scandiacus
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Congrats on the ribbon and breaking the magic 7 mark Ecce. This was my favourite of the challenge :-)

Patient Rooms 100-138
by Blaino

Comment:
This an excellent shot and heartbreaking at the same time for obvious reasons. It takes me back to late 2005 when my Nan fought her own (sadly unsuccessful :-( ) battle with cancer. Is the lady in the picture your Mother?

I think it's great that you've taken time out of your studies to be with her. Treasure all the moments you have with her.

And welcome to the world of DPC :-)

City Curves
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
That'll be JaimeVinas then? Another great one and I do like this angle. Well done.

Edit to spell your name right - sorry :-(

This Way, Please!
by dtremain

Comment:
not keen on the border but I like the shot. Your eyes are sort of led along the top of the fence