morning by the lake
by Tiberius

Comment:
Gorgeous. Moody. Contemplative. Like a movie poster.

The Winter Marsh
by Bear_Music

Comment:
My favorite kind of aerial--the kind that transforms the land below into abstract art.

Stormlight Over Red Rock
by noraneko

Comment:
National Geography worthy image here. Simply stunning.

Short Line.. Long Wait
by Barroness

Comment:
This one really nailed the spirit of the challenge. Even without your comments, I picked up on the slice-of-life sense of waiting here, too. I actually thought about maybe taking a picture of the Sunday afternoon lines of waiting at our local supermarket where everyone's loaded up with carts of groceries and staring at their phones. But never quite got around to that composition.

Shades of red
by LevT

Comment:
The seeing here is distinctly professional, with that matching of the red tones in the hair and clothing, along with the everyday ethnic diversity represented in this neighborhood by your choice of composition and framing. This is probably one that is so good that it gets taken for granted. But I love it.

Waterloo Station
by Tiberius

Comment:
This was among my favorites. I'm guessing it would have placed significantly higher in a different-themed challenge, but for me the hints of commuter life and the pause to appreciate natural beauty intruding on industrial efficiency were more than enough to make this a compelling storytelling moment from the streets.

Woman In The Red Coat
by Lydia

Comment:
Great eye with this one. It feels like exactly the sort of thing I would put on a travel website.

Street Baby
by lovemelvin

Comment:
This was my second-favorite in the challenge. Really expected it to take the blue, actually. Masterful use of negative space to set an emotional context for this admittedly heartbreaking but also distinctly humanist story.

striped
by mitalapo

Comment:
Very striking indeed. I was hoping the notes might suggest the context for this shot. I was guessing perhaps a security line at the airport? Either way, it's a very fine bit of seeing here.

Do not disturb
by mariuca

Comment:
My top pick in the challenge. So glad this one made the front page. The casual artistry of this curated moment--cliche as it may be--is undeniable. And I love the way this documentary-like subject juxtaposition hints at urban isolation and social obliviousness.