Blank Canvas
by vikas

Comment:
Nicely done, Vikas.The square crop works well for this. Congrats on your red ribbon!

Detail of a Leaf
by Elaine

Comment:
Love that the color is not overly saturated. Lots of interesting detail, too. I do find my eyes having trouble with where to settle, though.

Fisherman's Tale
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
This is really lovely and very appropriately impressionistic. Its has the characteristics of both a photo that has been processed with filter AND the look of a painting that's been photographed.

snow day
by flaherma

Comment:
Agreeing with the previous comment. It's a slow, rewarding reveal after the first glance at this photo. I'm wondering if the eye starting at the top and eventually finding the sheep at the lower right is enhanced by the way the image loads from the top down. I wish I could see this for the first time again - without a slow screen refresh. I'm curious if the eye would find the sheep faster. Regardless, it's a very engaging image.

Wir sind das Volk
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
The photo stands alone. The title and link in the Photographer's Comments gives it a context, albeit an ambiguous one. The location adds subtext if one considers why you were there in the first place (I'm wondering if the orange door is nearby). Fun to see a photo that works on multiple levels. And stands alone.

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The Orange Door
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Hope you leg is healing!

TailGate
by GeneralE

Comment:
Quirky and cool. Trying to imagine the context of this installation(?) Regardless it worked to keep me looking and coming back.

Before the Fall
by grahamgator

Comment:
This simple backlit image caught my attention. It's was initially a combination of the light and shadow with lovely bokeh. Even though the main subject isn't compelling on it's own, the combination of light and color works well. THEN... the butterfly! A remarkable story of nature's camouflage, and I like it even better.

Sylvia
by rooum

Comment:
I'm one of your 10s. I don't give 10s very often. At all. This is beautiful.

A Dusting of Snow
by hahn23

Comment:
Wow. What a spectacular scene! And I really appreciate the vivid, rich colors presented here without radioactive saturation. The yellow and greens seem completely authentic - refreshingly so. In the spirit of that authenticity, I might have toned down the deepest blues in the sky, but then again, it's been a long time since I've been in the Rockies in the fall. Gorgeous!