Poya
by MargaretNet

Comment:
The Erasmus Bridge must be the most photographed and famous bridge in the world....if not the world then definitely Rotterdam.

Georgia O'Keeffe Reflection
by pgirish007

Comment:
Horizon horizon horizon

Fallen
by MargaretNet

Comment:

Originally posted by marnet: Originally posted by ThingFish: Just a question...I didn't give you the 1 by the way...I gave you a 3. The reason being that I don't see any mention under standard editing of being allowed to use any feature of image processing software to manipulate/enhance the images in your submission. That is allowed under Extended editing though. If I misinterpreted the rules please enlighten me. I have submitted a similar image to the SC with this question. After some deliberations they allowed it. The rules are much more relaxed now and I personally am very much in favour. PS I am surprised that your vote was about the rules and not the image :(

Well then I really don't understand why the rules are there in the first place if they are not implemented. Might as well do away with the rules completely then imo.
My vote was not only based on the rules only thing....if it had been Extended Editing I would have voted a 7. In other words I deducted 4 points for the breaking of the rule. I wanted to deduct half of 7 but as you cannot vote half points I had. to decide on deducting a 3 or a 4.

Fallen
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Just a question...I didn't give you the 1 by the way...I gave you a 3. The reason being that I don't see any mention under standard editing of being allowed to use any feature of image processing software to manipulate/enhance the images in your submission. That is allowed under Extended editing though. If I misinterpreted the rules please enlighten me.

Oink oink
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Moo Moo, Meh Meh

Archaeologist
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Hey! I've got an old blue crate just like that one, I use it to store my firewood in, I didn't even know it was an archaelogical artifact.

..the day begins..
by Ammie

Comment:
Only discovered this one now...... I love it...so poignent

You are home
by snaffles

Comment:
Would have preferred if you had straightened the image in it's true perspective. I think having it all slanted does not add anything. I presume you did it on purpose. Nice processing with nice textures and contrast.

Built 1892 abandoned 1982
by Ammie

Comment:
Definitely and unmistakenly an Ammie. Lovely image and very nice processing. Typical Boer Farm Building and of course the Maluti's in the background ;) I wonder if you can find my entry?

Canaletto. Rush hour in Venice
by LevT

Comment:
Definitely not a road whichever way you look at it