riding the waves
by xtian

Comment:
Congrats on making the top ten xtian! Woot Trigger Happy!

The Journey Ahead
by dw_photo

Comment:
Almost looks like you used selective desat on this. Great use of negative space in this.

Sunset Water Play
by Bluebear

Comment:
Awesome! The light rays, the reflection, the silhouettes of the kids in different stages of of play: just great. I think the composition of this image could have been improved though. The horizon is almost dead center. Did you think about putting the horizon on the upper rule of thirds and standing a bit closer to the children (as to make them larger and more predominate in your image)? Couldn't come up with a more creative title? Great capture though.

Blissed
by RKT

Comment:
Fun fun. Like how the person behind the waterfall has a ghosted effect. The cropping seems a bit odd to me, but it is hard to prethink composition when shooting candid. The post processing looks good. My guess is that goodman shot this, but that could easily be wrong.

Intention & Grace
by suiteness

Comment:
Zoo? Great capture and post-processing. The cougar's eyes make this image for me.

Canadian History
by Shecoya

Comment:
Looks like you've done a lot of processing with they sky, maybe that's just me. Great capture of light on this building.

recycled
by Car54

Comment:
Awesome! Don't think this will score extremely well because it doesn't have a lot of wow factor. I really like it though. The detail of the peddle with the bike in the background is great. The shapes in this image work well.

Zoe
by manic35

Comment:
Great portrait. I don't DPC will like a lot though because it isn't glamorized. And for that reason, I like it. It have a real feel to it.

Our Castle
by LanceW

Comment:
marbo? He does a lot infrared shots, usually with water though. This castle scene is very cool. The composition works very well with the lines leading into it. Why is the sky right above the castle darker then the rest of the sky?

Early Summer Morning
by stevieian

Comment:
Like the lighting and simplicity of this shot. I can't figure out what you've done to make it seem so soft yet still so sharp. Looks like this image has had some Tone Mapping or Shadow/Highlight filter applied (not a bad thing, but there is just a lot of workable tonal value).