Autumn Fading in the Wasatch
by HikerDude

Comment:
10th place in a FS is great! Congratulations.

Shipwreck Skeleton
by Basta

Comment:
I really appreciate your restraint - the colors were one of my favorite things about this lovely image. Congratulations on the top ten.

demixing
by LevT

Comment:
Fascinating post challenge information - I gave it a good score but did not fully appreciate what I was looking at. I thought most of the effect came from post processing which I found over-the-top. I'm very glad many others were more discerning - whether they knew about granular segregation or not. Sincere congratulations on the top ten.

Eagle Harbor
by ti_evom

Comment:
I thought it looked a bit over-processed, but I could not deny the effective shutter speed and composition. 8 from me and not in my top ten if that makes you feel any better LOL I do really like it, though, if you don't mind my saying that. Congratulations on the top ten overall.

kua_pounding_0037
by rider808

Comment:
A wonderful capture - beautiful shutter speed. Like MaryO I had mixed feelings about the horizon line. Upon reflection, I think I agree with her that the tilt increases the sensation of being pulled in to the wave and image. Congratulations on the top ten.

Night Symphony
by Brin

Comment:
So beautiful - that emerald green shimmering across the sky must have been something to see! Certainly makes for a gorgeous image. Congratulations on the HM.

October
by mpeters

Comment:
Stunning location, beautifully balanced composition, exceptional clarity, colors, depth and detail. Congratulations on the HM - a wonderful achievement in a FS.

Aurora´s Heart
by Structor

Comment:
Ah, so beautiful. Never had the opportunity to see this much less photograph it but I do so enjoy sharing it through photos such as yours. Congratulations on the ribbon.

Cosmic Brume
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
Superb! Must admit I am one who is a little weary of sky shots as you note in one of your score tracking comments. A little weary of sunrise and sunset landscapes, too. And of slow shutter seascapes. And gorgeous drop macros. And beautifully lit, dramatic studio portraits. I could go on. But the truth is I cannot resist any of these when they are truly well done and this certainly is. Beautiful and worthy. Congratulations on the red, Dennis.

A Time For Reflection
by Cuttooth

Comment:
One of my few 10's and a wonderful blue. Congratulations.