Rock Center
by citymars

Comment:
Oh, I really like this - I'd have been an 8, maybe (probably) a 9.

Piazza San Pietro
by JimiRose

Comment:
Of the two I prefer this one I think - is this edited or largely untouched; as it is I think there is quite a bit more to be had here. I still like it though.

Castel Sant'Angelo
by JimiRose

Comment:
Great light - I particularly like the reflected light in the cobbles.

~ A Place By The Sea ~
by JimiRose

Comment:
Beautifully executed shot. So much better than 5.3252

I hope it didn't put you off entering the Nov FS; some of us actively seek out your work to enjoy!

soar aching
by posthumous

Comment:
Brown - OK, I wasn't crazy about it (I gave a 5); but last?? I'm genuinely surprised.

Flowers from Wee Horse
by kvickrey

Comment:
It's a shame you placed so low given the context of the image - I think the sentiment is having a lot of resonance post challenge. Scores aren't everything and in the context of the real world, they are nothing at all.

Thanks for sharing.

Quixotica
by pixelpig

Comment:
I think muur88 has offered a great comment here. He has helped me see more in this image.

7085
by jdannels

Comment:
Would work really well as a desktop wallpaper image. I should've said that I really like it too! The slanty tree is excellent.

Message edited by author 2009-12-08 06:39:54.

Lillian Night Sky
by asamite

Comment:
I'm sorry for assuming this was a 'crazy crop', I'm pretty sure that panoramic images from multiple captures are outside the rules:

You may not combine captures of different scenes, move or change a feature between frames, or combine different captures to create a new scene

So because of that I had assumed this was a crop.

I was one of your 2s, but I did leave a comment. I still think this is a crazy aspect ratio to submit when the maximum dimension is just 800px though.

I'm not going to ask for this to be validated, but you might want to flag it to the SC for your own peace of mind.

Waiting in the rain.
by hajeka

Comment:
Goodness me - I don't know how I missed this one. Great stuff; glad that the posthumous mention has brought me to it.