The Duel
by gyaban

Comment:
I want to borrow your brain for a day. How do you even think of these things, much less pull them off?! Voting later, but this is marvelous. :)

Adolescent Transformation
by markwiley

Comment:
I remember this one. It does tug.

Northfield Ave
by tvsometime

Comment:
This was my top scoring shot. Most S-curves tend to lead the eye to nothing, and while pretty, come up flat, imo. This was fun, because it led me up to the top of the photo, but then the cars on the other side led me back down. It just draws you in and keeps you in a little mobius strip. There's something that I find fascinating about it. Nicely done!

The beach
by Neat

Comment:
Lovely scene! Warm and happy.

n e s t i n g
by Ja-9

Comment:
I want to goooooo!!!!!

When's our trip to gatorland? Where are we going this time? How are the burrowing owls?

Lazy River
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
What a marvelous spot! Nice find and nice capture. I love looking at all the details. Congrats on the HM!

Waunakee Creek
by giantmike

Comment:
What a lovely spot! Nicely captured. Makes me wish I was on that bridge. :)

Congrats on the HM!

implied
by lei_73

Comment:
Very lovely and effective! Just perfect, imo. Congrats on the red!

Down to Town
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Haha!! I've been getting annoyed with all of the slanted horizons in recent shots. But as soon as I saw this, I thought: "Someone who knows how to tilt a horizon with a purpose, instead of by mistake." It adds a lot to it, and does give a sense of movement and dizziness. It wouldn't have been nearly as interesting without it!

Way to go out and get a shot! Congrats on the blue!

The Resting Place
by Lauren3145

Comment:
It was a really nice shot, but the filter on the sky, and then the problem with the selection around the trees (red on the horizon, grey/blue behind the trees) just ruins the shot for me. It could have been so good without the processing of the sky.