too many winters
by tome

Comment:
While I am sorry this didn't score better,
It was an exciting picture and one well worthy of this competition.

Walking The Dog
by GeneralE

Comment:
Dang, that's a good shot of that tree. It's way far off from your vantage point and your hand-held shot was sharp and spot on.

It could be on the moors of a distant land, but no, it's in the heart of San Francisco.

Robberfly with dewdrops
by roz

Comment:
Fabulous, Roz. Welcome back.
Looking forward to many more bugs from you.
:)

Tao
by crowis

Comment:
Lovely "S" curve with the path and the beach. Beautiful lighting,
at either sunrise or sunset. That horizon. Undoubtedly you are perfectly
correct in the way it is framed, but it does 'read' downhill. Maybe just a slight uphill adjustment would make this even more impressive.

too many winters
by tome

Comment:
This image is so contradictory that it is amazingly good.
the background bridge/wires.
The foreground markers, the ridges inbetween,
the hillocks, the snow.
I want to know all about this image when the Challenge ends!
yes, I do.
10

The light
by ELLIPS

Comment:
Oh, goood abstract. And good seeing to find it.

One Way
by rhoadesurf

Comment:
While I wish you had the pixels to blow this up a bit more, it's a
grand find. I love to find wildlife on signs that to them are
without meaning, but to "us" are so very important...and I see you
do as well.
:)

I Am Not Afraid
by grahamgator

Comment:
Eeeeeek, I am!
:)
Good shot. Wonderful macro.

New Horizons
by michaelmonn

Comment:
Amazing cloud formation. glad you saw it and shared it.

City Dance With the River
by casdsr

Comment:
I usually just appreciate the photo and move on.
This time, Oh, I do wish you had edited out that musical instrument case in the foreground.
The man, his instrument, his background of buildings and the ocean (sea?) were so important and mood enhancing.
But the first thing I saw was that violent pink foreground shape and went back again and again wondering what part of the story it played.

Okay, way too many words. Still, congratulations on finding this composition and - hey- you got to hear the music!

What's not to like.