ND Filter for Long Exposure
by darnok

Comment:
Wd Konrad, the Cape sure is photogenic...mooi man!

Trolls Under Bridges...? Just a Myth...
by hesitant

Comment:
Superb shoot and technique for basic, this is how it should be done, photographically, not with a 'puter. The edit afterwards is simple and effective to go to B&W. Before I get shot down by the rabid PP'ers amongst us, if you can shoot like this you can do anything in PP. Very professional work.

Mother's Love, Precious than anything else
by yjoshi

Comment:
Wonderful work in trying conditions. Eye contact (with the baby) is what one strives for to make the shot. Well done.

Enjoying a quiet summer morning swim
by Denise

Comment:
Lovely most unusual interactive family shot. They don't come round often so kudo's for spotting and capturing. Would be nice to see what lens and shot settings info too. Wide open by the look of the DOF. Enjoy the ribbon.

Prompter. Preacher. Projector.
by HarveyG

Comment:
Thanks for all the post voting breakdown. I accept that it's not in your face and that it suffered from that as well as a lot of people thinking it wasn't typical NG. No harm in that. But as with all the challenges the lack of commenting is what is, well, lacking. There were fabulous shots in this challenge and my vote average was above 6. I'm just sceptical of entering something that's bound to work for the wow vote only and not the "that's technically brilliant" vote. Sure, combining both factors is the way forward.

Osprey (Pandion haliaetus)
by Magnumphotography

Comment:
And I see it was a 4000th! Man that should be fast enough? It's pretty sharp, yet the crop and jpg compression maybe reduced a bit of the sharpness the original would have had?

Seasonal Eating
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
Unique

Etiquette Lesson #24: How to use a fork
by vawendy

Comment:
Yup the cute vote :) Very creative. Peanut butter on the fork? Has he got a social security number yet? What about employee benefits? Keep 'em coming, squirrel and all.

Honey Cascade
by ekmai

Comment:
Crisp, clean and edible, the way DPC'ers like it ;)

It's not fun to be Magneto's son
by gyaban

Comment:
He's done it again...simply remarkable. Imagination and photographic skill 2nd to none. Christophe, where's all the furniture, did you sell it to buy that lens? Some serious HFD DOF going on there!