INRI
by jaclkal98

Comment:
I'm not usually that partial to Christian symbology, but this challenge was a really appropriate occasion -- good job.

On the Edge
by Konador

Comment:
A good choice for this challenge, with the sign as the only foreground element, and the cool lights and clouds in the background.

The horizontal shape also lets the lights trail off into infinity on the right, reinforcing the pointing element of the sign. I wish you had a teeny bit more backround to the left of the sign; it looks a little crowded up against the left edge.

Snow Cat
by buzzrock

Comment:
And none too happy about the situation either!

The effect of cold on spider webs
by pcody

Comment:
Very ineteresting, nice little crystals,

Indian Tool
by katlyn

Comment:
In "the old days" I might have had a chance to recognize where it came from.

Idaho Wilderness
by goinskiing

Comment:
I always like seeing the tops of the clouds.

Forgotten People
by brownt

Comment:
Perfect amount of motion blur in your blind marchers. I don't know if that bit of bright background needs to be quite that bright, but overall tone range (into the deep blacks) is great.

Emersion From Inversion
by f-32

Comment:
I'd have cropped out the little bit of branch (or whatever it is) in the very top-right corner. Otherwise, I like the way you have a contrast between warm and cold tones, along a strong diagonal.

Moss
by joanns

Comment:
Looks a lot better than my last moss photo -- good job with the lighting and tone adjustments!

Flash Photographer At Work
by GeneralE

Comment:
Thanks for the comments. Perhaps I should have titled it Flash Photographer Ruining My Shot. (Although the additional light probably made the ceiling look a bit better.)

I myself was impressed at capturing the flash -- the available exposure window must be pretty short. It's kind of like capturing a home run hitter at the moment the ball is in contact with the bat. Given the shutter-lag on my camera, it is a remarkable coincidence to me ....

Ah, I see the slight rotation now!