they wandered not
by mitalapo

Comment:
Wonderful mirrored interior of mysterious humanity and unstated plot. How this tight corner has burst open! I find this quirky composition to be somehow sympathetic and balanced. Very appealing.

Nature's great masterpiece
by ubique

Comment:
Artistic take on this elephant in the wild (or so it seems). It's endearing in its delicacy, light pouring over its body from behind. Bold. I only wish its underbelly and hind legs weren't so dark, but I respect the totality of the photographer's vision. As a matter of fact, I'm broadening my own understanding of the elephant by seeing this, so thanks.

Convergence
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Man-made objects in landscapes can be problematic, but here they superbly complement an already beautiful, well, seascape. What's magical is that the boats appear to be afloat in the reflected sky, with the sea floor vegetation seeming to be atmospheric too. Also well-illustrated is the rule of thirds. While the image seems to be heavier on the left, the lines of the boats and posts gently lead the eye to the brighter orange horizon on the right, establishing an overall balance. Fine stuff.

Llyn Cau
by rooum

Comment:
This is beautiful. An intricate combination of subtle blues and greens, reflected patterns and psychological probing. Stunning as both image and design. Imposing and delicate. Favorite in this challenge and beyond.

GOOD NEWS - Alice found the key...BUT...who shrunk the door????
by Judi

Comment:
Beautiful image. Congratulations on you yellow.

One Ring to bind them, and into trouble get them
by gyaban

Comment:
Congratulations on a well-deserved blue for your remarkable image.

Red Tail Poplars
by giantmike

Comment:
It's a limited landscape, but I'll go for this contrasty patch of woods.

been uphill all day
by jmritz

Comment:
Interesting landscape abstract.

injust spring
by posthumous

Comment:
I like the way the tree limbs seem to be flying.

The Genesis of Bunna
by lovemelvin

Comment:
Very Cezanne.