Reflection
by slickchik

Comment:
Shiny, glossy. Good things come in threes and thus 3 main subjects to enthral and enjoy. Lovely photograph and PP. A FS masterpiece.

King of the Trees
by scooter88

Comment:
Fabulous environment image of one of Africa's most photogenic species. All too often close ups are done, even in the wild, when a step back like this is refreshing and educational. Good framing with the trees and nice subdued light. FS Top20 I hope.

You Can Dance
by Ja-9

Comment:
Fine Art perfection.

Farewell Summer
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Lovely image with nice silhouette framing. Wished the chicken mesh cage was not there...

Staircase
by Boomer911

Comment:
Perfect abstract with form, Fibonacci spiral and basic colour elements. very appealing. Worthy in a gallery.

Fashion Hunter
by Jon_H

Comment:
A lot of voters will hate this image thanks to the "aaargh, a gun!" factor.

Personally I'm not enamoured because she is not holding it correctly or safely...it's neither pulled tight into her shoulder nor is her cheek in the correct position for aiming, that is on the cheek plate of the stock. She is clearly not ready to fire the weapon safely or accurately yet her index finger is already on the trigger and not on the guard.

Perhaps it's art and the lighting and exposure is good, but personally I'd strive for some believability too.

BTW it's a 0.177" single shot break neck air rifle. Not a semi-automatic...

Ballerina
by inshaala

Comment:
One of the best I've seen in ages. Whilst you never have total control over the drop formation itself, you do over the lighting, which is absolutely amazing, offset by the unusual black BG. I seldom give drop shots much notice any more but this stands out.

Minnesota Gold
by Neil

Comment:
Postcard Perfect. Iconic timeless image.

Chewbacca
by neilmwilson

Comment:
:) Pet photo's abound on the web. This shows them how it should be done!

august anglers
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Minimalism at it's best.