The Mists of Coquille
by mocabela

Comment:
Great colors here and good use of the (Oregon?) fog to tell the story.

Scenic Southwest Oklahoma
by postoakinversion

Comment:
Pefect time of day. Good one.

"Wildlife Can Seem Omnipresent In Yellowstone Country"
by Gallatin

Comment:
And this guy's got that Come HIther look, too. Great shot. I like itr alot.

Pleasanton Hotel in Quaint Downtown Pleasanton, CA
by LittleGreenKat

Comment:
How'd you get it without any cars! Good one. While the sky wasn't your friend that day, and I think the colors are deeper, it's a nice shot that tells a good story.

Midway Village Water Mill
by dave2119

Comment:
well done. nice job. border a bit heavy, but still, it doesn't detract from the image.

Ft Worth Stockyards Daily Longhorn Drive
by Brenb

Comment:
Daily? Wow, hope they clean up the streets. Okay, this is a great effort, but maybe (at least on my monitor) it's a touch overexposed. If you have capabilities of bracketing, it can help a lot. Then, well, those cowboys under the half of a "stockya" sign could come out - along with the sign - and it could tighten up the storyline quite a bit. If it was mine, I'd probably crop a bit tighter around the remaining cowboys. But that's personal preference. Hey, if it happens daily, might try again, if you like the shot well enough...

Crater Lake, OR
by slim

Comment:
This is a good effort to photograph Crater Lake. Maybe a bit soft and maybe another aperture opening would have helped especially with your tripod or some other support, but still quite nice.

Paradise Park
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
Oh, but does he bite? Seriously, I"m a sucker for a good bird shot and this is a good bird shot. Thanks for putting it in the Challenge.

We call em "Bush Rangers" round 'ere mate & he's a biggen!
by Node

Comment:
Yeeps, where do you live. I don't wanna go there! Seriously, cute photo and nicely composed.

Iceland biggest church, Hallgrimskirkja
by JohannesFrank

Comment:
I like the black and white treatment of this fine architectural structure, but the border is, perhaps, a touch heavy.