Fly By
by froglet

Comment:
This is an amazing image, the tones are fabulous. One of three 10s I gave out during my first pass.

Taj Mahal
by tyt2000

Comment:
Incredible, I can't fault it. 10 from me and I hope you get the blue.

Having gone hunting a little - this must be Tez - fabulous image, I hadn't seen before which is also great, but for me the figure and camel foreground enhances what is already a spectacular background. The vignette here is just right too.... and that's before we get to the tones, the light..... I'm getting boring now - I'll shut up!

The End of an Era.....Yes This is Sam the Record Man!!
by leugim_seven

Comment:
What a bold shot - I really like selective desats, if done well, and this is done very well indeed. The technique definitely adds rather than detracts from the scene here.

Mona Lisa
by sidpixel

Comment:
What a fun picture! I really like it. I particularly like the onlooker in the background.

Family Lookout
by Cboydrun

Comment:
An interesting image, well composed but I think it lacks a little clarity to do really well.

The pier
by ELLIPS

Comment:
Great sense of depth; you got the contrast / levels / curves just right here.

Tranquil Waters
by friartuck

Comment:
I love the smoothness of the water and the way the canoe adds depth to the image; without it the shot would really suffer. Good call, many less experienced photographer (including me) would probably have just shot the landscape and missed the full potential in this scene.

A Fleeing Storm
by mpeters

Comment:
I've seen shots from this vantage point before, but nonetheless this is a beautiful scene to look at, and this particular rendition has some great colours.

Standing in Line
by Yomi

Comment:
This juxtaposition works really well - great image.

Charles
by magenmarie

Comment:
Apologies but I have given you a 1 and now must justify that choice. I normally only give out 1s for images that look 'un-crafted'; i.e. images which appear to have been taken with little attention or care. I think making it monochrome compounds this, as you run a risk of looking as if you were trying to confer a more 'arty' look for something which is actually not deserving of such treatment. Perhaps I misjudge and this is actually a bid for the brown....?