Anniversary Flowers
by dtremain

Comment:
A little late, but I realyl feel that this shot deserves a bluebird: . Beautifully done!

posthumous awards

The Golden Age Of Steam
by SteveJ

Comment:
A little late, but I realyl feel that this shot deserves a bluebird: . Beautifully done!

posthumous awards

people-at-pier.jpg
by briantammy

Comment:
I just love how busy this shot is -- so much to look at!

Nicely done!

Playing with the Big Boys
by oscarthepig

Comment:
This is one of those images that don't do well on first glance, but really grow on you. My first thought was 5--but I like the title, like the idea of toy and machine. -7- I hope people give it more than a first glance!

Across the River
by jimness

Comment:
I'm sorry, you've probably already heard this, but some people might be afraid to comment, and you might be wondering... Deep depth of field means that objects close in the frame and far away are both in focus. I'm sorry, it just doesn't meet the challenge. (not voting yet)

Crescendo
by h2

Comment:
Nicely done!

Shoreline
by pinetree3

Comment:
There we go!! I was just commenting on another shot with wonderful background but boring foreground, saying have something a little more interesting in the shot, and then I switched to this one! You found something much more interesting! nicely done -8-

Rion Bridge, Greece
by ikopanas

Comment:
This is very nicely done. The only recommendation I have is to find a more interesting foreground subject. The scenery is so incredibly beautiful, it makes you a little grumpy that the foreground is larger and not anywhere near as interesting. Maybe a crab part, or a abandoned, half broken toy, dead fish, (and maybe off to the side just a tad more). :D -7-

Church
by Bukios

Comment:
nice shot. Would have liked a little more breathing room for the cross. It's cropped too tight.

In a depth of field.
by Sabrina_Wendl

Comment:
I'm sorry, you've probably already heard this, but some people might be afraid to comment, and you might be wondering... Deep depth of field means that objects close in the frame and far away are both in focus. I'm sorry, it just doesn't meet the challenge. (not voting yet)