One
by jonr

Comment:
Great shot. I love the tone and feel here. Personally, I feel there's too much negative space, and capping that off, there seems to be some fench colored poles back there that are distracting. You might consider later cropping just below the bottom of the one on the right.

The pangs of poverty
by kghoshal

Comment:
Perfect for the challenge. I am not sure about the toning though--seems to be "rose" colored. I think this would be more effective in regular B&W. Other small distracting details are in the distant background but interact with the foreground elements: the white object that seems to be coming from one boys ear; the man walking in the background between two of the main characters.

Still, overall, a very good photo and in my top 10 for the challenge. The boy on the left is a strong photo just by himself.

Perfect Form - 10
by Skip

Comment:
It's hard to see what a great photo this is from the thumbnail!

Autumn Impressions
by cpanaioti

Comment:
This is my kind of photo! Great effect.

Lighthouse
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Great use of a panoramic format. Love the colors and composition.

Maroon Bells Changing Seasons
by Stookesberry

Comment:
Wow that looks like a fantastic shot, but it's so small I can't be sure!

Fall
by emorgan49

Comment:
Beautiful colors and a nice reflection. I think it might have been better on this one to crop for symmetry, also since the sky is so bright it take away from the impact of the colors.

October colors
by Dim7

Comment:
Good colors and sharpness but IMHO the busy foreground is competing with the busy background. With this composition, the eye is drawn to the stream, which is in a critical position compositionally, and has the brightest colors (next to the sky). Yet it's mostly obscured. The lovely colors in the foreground don't get attention because the eye is still drawn to the stream.

Incubation
by Artyste

Comment:
Congrats. I knew this would be up there!

Weep
by digistoune

Comment:
Well done. I might have preferred more depth of field for the ever-so-prominent hair, but I do like the way the sharpness brings me to the eye and face.