Just a smile
by Brad

Comment:
Was about toss it too until I realized the crop.

that, and a trowel, and a couple cans of spray paint, and, and, and...

Salisbury Cathedral
by milo655321

Comment:
179th place?
This is a great shot and worthy of a much better placement in my opinion.

Elle
by bucket

Comment:
Thought I added this as a favorite during the challenge.
Now corrected. Should have placed much higher in my opinion.

Peering to Infinity
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Ribbon hog!

LOL - Congrats Jason - a magical shot for sure!

View from Ecola Point, Sunset
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Congrats on your top 5 finish Robert!
No ones, no twos, no threes - gotta' feel good on that part.

Your titles are a touch of a give-away... ;)

Rodeo 2
by SJCarter

Comment:
Not only is the timing of this shot excellent, the facial expression says it all.
Love the chrome-like/muted color post-processing too - care to share the process?

An amazing little story...
by jdannels

Comment:
Joe,
I'm moved that I've touched your life in such a way.
I continue to hold that this is perhaps one of the best images on this site and feel flattered that you put this in your portfolio and honored me with your kind words for what was a mere few mouse clicks on my behalf.

(the inner mat cut is merely two 1-pixel strokes separated by 1-pixel white line)

Message edited by author 2006-10-07 16:49:14.

What "STAY OUT" sign ??
by Brad

Comment:

Originally posted by levyj413: I regularly shake my head in dismay at the stupid things people do in the outdoors. So I think you nailed it! :)

Literally!
That's me, just a fool, playing it up a tad...

Mitosis
by yanko

Comment:
I really like the post-processing treatment on this.
Congrats on your Richard!

Majestic
by jwillerton

Comment:
An amazing sunset here!
I really like the wide-aspect ratio crop on this.
I'm sure you have been getting comments regarding the border treatment knowing DPC and the general feeling about bold borders. This would have worked better, as it is, but in a less bold color, perhaps doinig it in white, then fading it back a bit, or in a neutral grey.