getting dizzy
by primabarbara

Comment:
Great point of view. It's a surprise and it's fun to figure it out. -8-

in morning
by tate

Comment:
Compelling and great! Not sure about the toning. Wondering if would be more effective in black and white and more contrast? But it doesn't matter, because it's already an 8. :)

On top of the world
by skewsme

Comment:
Nice shot, but badly processed (sorry) you have a white glow around everything from trying to bring out the bird and save the sky. It would have been much better to let the sky blow out and expose for the bird. Also the fish is now a strange color and there's not enough contrast in the osprey.

On Golden Pond
by Judi

Comment:
I've seen these shots a number of times in previous challenges. Very nice. Although what bothers me a bit is that whatever software you used to make a dark to light circular gradient has left rings. I can see each individual ring getting darker as you go out. I've also had that problem with photos when using the NIK software.

Won't You Be My Neighbor?
by atupdate

Comment:
great find, but it was either not sharp to begin with or processed too much. I keep trying to focus better with my eyes. I think you could have gotten away with it if you had overexposed it and made it a bit soft and dreamy.

Ripples
by jomari

Comment:
Wow... It took me awhile to figure this one out, but gave a great first impression. I'd be tempted to crop it in, though. The upper right quarter doesn't add that much and the whole left side is awesome.

Sushi!
by snaffles

Comment:
seems over sharpened and a bit oversaturated... Cool bird in cool surroundings, though!

Halleleujah
by MeMex2

Comment:
This seems a little tightly cropped I wish there was more room at the top.

Contemplative
by grahamgator

Comment:
Spectacular! I would love to see your lighting setup and the original vs the photoshopped final. -9-

Three of Four Generations
by vawendy

Comment:

Originally posted by Art Roflmao: Well I can safely bet that Grandma Pat is between 20 and 101. Looks like you won the gene pool lottery, Wendy. I wonder how many ribbons you'll have when you're 100... :) Congrats!

Unfortunately, it's my husband with the good genes!