Controlled Chaos
by sarampo

Comment:
Is it controlled?
Good shot regardless.

Overembellished
by love

Comment:
Whoah. Just saw this on the Posthumous Ribbons thread. I thought it was excellent, and 9'd ya.

fly-lr-DSC_0111
by tanguera

Comment:
I took my first fly shot recently! They're notoriously quick. Nice capture. Interesting and unique.

Breakfast of champions
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Whoah. No comments.
This is in the weird situation where the competition participants scored you higher than the non-participants, all users and commenters. Guess they didn't find your bison a threat :)

I gave you a 4. It felt pretty washed out to me, and the baby wasn't very interesting. Basically your pre-challenge anticipations.
There was something about the green that simply looked odd or wrong to me. Not quite sure what it was. Maybe our grass in Ireland's different to yours. I dunno. It seemed slightly unnatural, which didn't frame the shot too good as a first impression, hence, I'd say, my under-par scoring.

15 - Link
by menele

Comment:
Very nice capture. The vignettes works very well.

Hannah Shies
by dahlin

Comment:
Very nice portrait.

beach-bound-lr-DSC_0034
by tanguera

Comment:
I really like the processing on this one!
My buddy has a series of shots taken at 60mph. You can get very interesting ones.

Golden Gate Bridge in the Fog
by sfalice

Comment:
Nice! Never seen the gates like that before.
Good capture.

Under His Wings
by tanguera

Comment:
I wonder if this might be a little too artsy for DPC :)
This is an interesting shot. Very interesting, actually.
I like how the in focus subject isn't all visible to us, and his back faces us. His head's even out of shot. It's not something I'd do, cause I'd be too afraid of people's reactions here.
This is definitely a shot that I'd normally be guilty of voting too quickly on. The title suggests I should look under the wing. And I was initially confused that there wasn't much of interest under that wing (though there looks to be a monkey head highlight on the bottom that I like).
Now I gather it might be more of a metaphorical title. The feather formation is very interesting on the wing and back and his seem different to the others around him. Not out of the question that he might be their senior/head/alpha male or something. Metaphor being he looks after them.
I might be waaaaay off with my analysis here. But I like it.
After looking at it, and because it got me thinking a lot about the subject, and his relation to those around him (and even what his head looks like), and due to a strong title I think a 7 is appropriate.

Over-rated: The sunsets of DPC
by jcar

Comment:
Hehe. Love your title.
Nice capture. It's a little too dark for my liking, though.
Minimal editing sucks, huh?

Edit: I didn't mention anything useful.
I like how the shot looks like it's made out of four layers (or bricks I suppose) -- the industrial ground, the sun layer and two cloud layers above. I like these stacking kinds of shots.