Garlic
by rkaushik

Comment:
I like your interpretation of duotone. It works well for this image.

Huon Valley, Tasmania
by wisie

Comment:
I seem to be picking more ribbon images than there are ribbons! This is one than must be in contention for the blue. Great image with a complementary duotone.

Outriggers at Dawn
by BrianR

Comment:
Great, great image and really works with your interpretation of duotone.

Luffenholz
by jdannels

Comment:
Very special image - a real contender for the blue. I'd love to see a bigger version.

Dahlia Metallica
by digifotojo

Comment:
Fabulous image - (I'm only at 21 of 253, but) this looks like ribbon material to me, though the overall quality in this challenge seems particularly high.

I hope you do well. 9.

The Butterfly Effect
by pointandshoot

Comment:
How creative! Excellent, thought provoking image.

Paradiso
by mgarsteck

Comment:
I thought this was a great image - then I noticed the house top right and for me that knocks a lot of the magic out of it. I would have cropped it out and then cloned out the house in the background too (which I'm sure would have passed muster - I've taken out an entire power pylon with SC approval before).

Minty Fresh
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Wow, excellent choice of colour for your second tone. Great clarity. I'm not sure whether it is a consequence of post-processing or just some lighter background blur but the lighter areas under the leaves look a little halo-ish - I think I might have been tempted to blend that area into the background a little more (though as the the photographer if I knew it was something in the background I'd probably leave it).

Delft Blue Dutch Harbor
by ThingFish

Comment:
Nice scene and a nearly good image - but for me this looks a little over-sharpened and a bit harsh as a consequence.

off the wall
by cutout

Comment:
This is really interesting and I like that I can see red and yellow hues - I am embracing all interpretations of 'duotone' here and this is a nice example of one interpretation. (I do wonder about the choice of keeping the 'off-image' white dots top right though.)