Icarus
by vawendy

Comment:
You've got some great bird shots, but I think this eclipses them all. Quite the stunner you've got here.

Shove These Birds Up Your Ass!
by Venser

Comment:
lol
Didn't vote, but would've bumped for humor.

The world is vast; explore it!
by HawkinsT

Comment:
This is more a comment on your notes, than the photo (though the photo is very nice, as well).
I came to the same notion regarding people flitting about and "seeing" things by flying over them, or going through places in such a quick fashion. I see that the most in people who are obsessed with summitting mountains. I much prefer doing all the routes on a mountain, learning its intricacies, spending time, learning the character of it. I'm glad there are others that are the same.

Kats
by Abra

Comment:
Ooooo I like this much better than your entry. It captures a more interesting moment, the blurred foreground is more integral, more meaningful and provides a context to this. In your entry, there is pleasantly blurred items, sure, but it doesn't add to the feel. The voyeuristic spying here and the moment captured are much more notable here.

Pump Number Four
by rooum

Comment:
I really like this. If only for that car in the back, the loneliness of this would be complete.

rip torn farm
by skewsme

Comment:
Extremely imaginative photo. This is beautiful.

IMG_0680_1_2_3_4_tonemapped
by MarkB

Comment:
I think I like this one the most, but they all seem to be pushed a little bit too much for my taste. I gave your entry a 6, however, feeling that the location and scene was great.

Something Wicked This Way Comes
by Cuttooth

Comment:
It's surprisingly hard to make knives show up in shots like this. I managed to get a few shots that that showed it nicely but were ultimately relegated to outtakes for Film Noir because I didn't like the rest of them, and it took a good deal of work to make the knife even evident at all in the final. Nice shot, was pretty sure this one was yours.

Left to the Shadows
by OverflowStudios

Comment:
Excellent job of showing less to illustrate more. Less of the building is shown, yet the feel, the look, is conveyed so much more fully as a result. Nice take on things. My fave for this challenge, but a large margin.

left to burn out in key west
by FourPointX

Comment:
I like the processing you ended up with. I can tell you're liking your 50- so much fun to control depth of field now that you have a dslr.