In My Time of Dying
by posthumous

Comment:
Love the use of the lens! It is a great illustration of the dark lyrics.

...waiting for the angels of Avalon, waiting for the Eastern glow...
by raish

Comment:
I like it! It looks like a giant stone chess piece. Nice exposure and good balance to the photo.

Whoa Dude!
by theSaj

Comment:
This is a great photo! Love the colours, the focus...the whole thing makes it a memorable shot. If it meets the challenge or not is something totally different.

In Memory of Susanna Eby
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Very interesting shot. I love the idea, and I like the processing right up to the point where it gets a greenish tinge to it. If it was a straight greyscale it would work better for me. I like the uniqueness of it.

COLOURS
by sherpet

Comment:
Great score and wonderful idea! The bold colours really stand out well and the exposure and other technicals are perfect.

Reaching out
by purpleflutterby13

Comment:
I like your choice of composition, with the tree trunk coming into frame from the bottom left. It is a great silohoutte. (I really wish we had spell check on here...)

Fergie
by snaffles

Comment:
Great colour saturation, almost too much for me, but likely about right for dpc entries. :) I think perhaps a lower perspective on this would make it more powerful. Oh, and since I grew up in farm country, I picked up on the Massey Ferguson from the title.

It's All Downhill From Here
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I have always liked the way you manage to see things in a way that is totally different then I would have. I did not enter this challenge, but I am sure if I had, I would have been looking for some natural tilt, and it would not have been nearly as effective as this is. Nicely seen.

Imitation Limitation
by SteveJ

Comment:
The contortionists of silverware! I was amazed while shooting my own shot, and while looking at everyone elses, that in many cases it is hard to tell which way the spoon or fork is sitting. (pointing up or down) It looks like both of these are facing up. However if you were to look at just the end of the spoon it would be hard to tell...

Tea spoon
by Melethia

Comment:
Great shot! It has a wonderful elegance to it. your choice of a shallow DOF works very well because it keeps it from becoming "busy" while still getting the point across. Did you point your pinky finger in the air while drinking the tea? :)