.loof dlo na ekil loof on s'erehT
by jomari

Comment:
Delightful. This provided a much needed smile, actually several as I've come back to look at it more than once. Thanks!

Peace
by Cyrilda

Comment:
Robert just saw this on my small tablet and wanted me to send a "high five" to you for your first ribbon.

Adding my congratulations too!

One Cold Gray Morning
by markwiley

Comment:
Lovely capture of the light. ?Mark.

Heart knows a thousand ways to hide (but how could it ever hide from you?)
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Thank you!!

ETA: Loving the journey sweetheart!

Message edited by author 2017-03-07 14:28:35.

"...join the party..."
by skewsme

Comment:
Lovely. Lots to hold my interest. It feels a bit like an Edward Gorey Etching.

urban land plates
by tnun

Comment:
I like to think that at night when no-one is around they perform an elegant dance, swirling their skirts as they pass each other, finally sinking back into the asphalt for another day's rest.

A lovely OOB image for the challenge topic and so well seen. Glad to have this one come to my attention a few years on!

We had rain this day
by Melethia

Comment:
Hope it's not too late to add my congratulations to you Deb, on seeing and capturing this wonderful image. I love the shape of the shadow. How fitting that the dark is broken up with the white of the (ubiquitous) coffee cup!

In the Heart of the Caldera
by PenelopeK

Comment:

Originally posted by mariuca: I cannot favorite this image because I get a DPC post on it. Strange

Now there is a post stuck over the right half of the image :-( I'll submit a msg about that. It happened once before shortly after the site switched servers .
ETA: Langdon sorted this out. Should be OK now.

Message edited by author 2017-02-09 10:16:14.

Meal Time
by glad2badad

Comment:
With scenes taken of or near the water, which includes most of my shots taken here on Cape Cod, I often use Lightroom Dehaze early in my processing steps. It's an option within the Develop module, very near the bottom pf the panel. It helps bring clarity and since it's a slider, so you can control the amount.

The Hidden Bridge
by WonderDude

Comment:
For this challenge I am making a point of commenting on a few images which fall in different places on my scoring. This fell in a broad middle range. I enjoy the delicate feel of the grey branches against the sky and the shapes of the branches in the center reaching towards the water and their reflection. However, the overall image feels too busy and I find my eye keeps jumping around, pulled from one place to another, from the top to the bottom and from side to side, never finding a place where it can come to rest.