Sunsets R Us!
by Artifacts

Comment:
You go Steve!

I'll Still Respect You Tomorrow...Honest!
by jemison

Comment:
ROTFLMAO! That's unbearably funny!

Friends for Life: Mutualistic Symbiosis
by brianlh

Comment:
Hmmm, I think I recognize that bee... he said he was being mobbed by crazy photogs!

Stay! ... (a.k.a. Awaiting the Return)
by mariomel

Comment:
Congrats on 4th! I was hoping this would ribbon, it was my top pick of the challenge.

Under the bridge
by chik0325

Comment:
Hmmmph! I can't believe this finished down here. Was my top pick of the challenge. I love the composition, the light, the post-processing. Well done!

Not Rockwell
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Heh, Daniel I though I recognized you when voting but couldn't be sure. Congrats on the top-10 placement, it's a very well-done shot.

Blurred Interlude
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Hah, JJ, just read your details. Isn't it amazing how sometimes the best images come to us from totally unexpected places? LOL, an 8+ score to boot! What an outstanding result. Congrats on a well-deserved blue ribbon.

Message edited by author 2005-02-22 08:39:02.

I Am My Work -- the Thorn that Weeps, & Holds the Sky Entire...
by Bear_Music

Comment:
DANG, Robert! You was robbed! I gave this a 6, I thought it was a very unique and original take on the challenge, and in no way did I consider it to "not meet the challenge." I too would like to see more open minds when voting. Just floors me that a shot like this could score so low. Makes no sense.
BTW, absolutely love the title.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
by hdogg4u

Comment:
Heh heh, nice male chrysemys picta!

Black and YellowStripped
by Corwyn

Comment:
Unlike your other shot, this one could benefit from a bit more DoF. What aperture did you shoot at if I may ask? Like the other shot I would simplify or eliminate the frame. I wonder if a tighter, rotated crop would benefit as well?