My legs are skinnier than yours
by Neat

Comment:
Stunning colors and clarity and I love the minimal composition and the way the reflection continues the legs . . . or the legs the reflection :) Congratulations on the Yellow.

Headed this way
by Stu

Comment:
I was one of your 10's, yours was my only 10. I would love to have this on my wall. Congratulations on the HM.

Safe Space
by Luciemac

Comment:
I love this one. It's very inviting and the light and tones are just right. For me it's not only about physical corners in the sense of angles, but about that use of the word "corner" to mean a small area, generally kind of secluded - like a cozy corner where I draw away from the world to read and reflect and which doesn't have to be in a physical corner at all. Got a 9 from me and I'm glad to see it in the top five.

There's always something lurking...
by vawendy

Comment:
I'm one of your 7's, Wendy. I liked this.

My inner supman
by toutoungi

Comment:
Oh my, the perspective, the moment, the focus, the expression - this is a great portrait. Top three. Voted earlier.

Daybreak
by cools98

Comment:
I'm not usually a fan of extreme wide angle landscapes, but the many and varied elements of this one make it quite irresistible. Top three. Voted earlier.

What a morning!
by Neat

Comment:
One of my top three - maybe my top but the other two were so very different in style I simply could not choose. At any rate, this is the one I would hang and enjoy each time I looked at it. Voted earlier.

The Chessmen
by Kroburg

Comment:
I wish the title and author's name were reversed - in position and color.

Delusions of Gender
by gyaban

Comment:
I don't know why I even bother LOL
Of course this is the blue . . . and deservedly so. It's both obvious (essential since a good book cover must draw us in immediately and even from afar) and subtle (which would hold the reader who picked it up in fascination as he examined the details). Plus it's a thing of beauty - lovely light and color.

The Hobbit
by ixilight

Comment:
Charming.