Orange Creamsicle
by Ja-9

Comment:
Congratulations with the ribbon Janine. Well deserved.

Orange flower
by JennieS

Comment:
Once a different angle on a flower. Most of the time, people photograph the head of the flower and not the bottom. I like the depth you've created by letting in some shadow parts at the left of the flower. Well done.

A birth of a new mountaun
by Glanni

Comment:
Indeed, a lot of erupting volcano's in this challenge. But then, how many times does one have the opportunity of shooting a volcano in eruption that was dormant for 200 years and on top of it during a period were "orange" was the theme of the challenge.
I find you've managed well in not having the surroundings too dark and the eruption not over exposed.

Delicate Balance
by KarenNfld

Comment:
This deserved to have ended up higher if you're asking me. I'm glad you confirm that it is a pure balancing act (I thought there would have some tricks involved to keep them like that). Wish I could see your complete set-up for this one.
I know if I would try this, several glasses would get killed in the act(ion).

Escape
by wingyisleeds

Comment:
I like waterdrops and started photographing them very recently. Not easy, not easy at all. I tend to set too much light because I think the drop will not be seen. You're photograph i.m.o. could have used some more light so that there was slightly more detail in the "background" *7*

Orange Speckled Camas
by eaglebeck

Comment:
The background is distracting. Next time try to keep more distance between your subject and the background. I also think that black would have been better than this blue. But thank you for making me discover this flower (until know I only knew the Calla and the Cana, but never heard of the Cama)

Knock. Knock.
by amateurboi

Comment:
Cute idea. Pity about the noise which is present all over the photograph.

Watch your step (cw)
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Beautiful colours of the coaches. On most of the photographs, this colour doesn't come out that beautiful.
All parts of the photograph are well detailed. Did you use some HDR on it? The ceiling makes me think this, but I'm not sure.
- If I'm not mistaken I see number 1808 behind 209?

The path to nirvana
by mikhael

Comment:
Although I find this a very beautiful photograph, without the title the link with the challenge is absent.

caecum
by skewsme

Comment:
Nice macro which impersonates the first part of the large intestine (at least I suppose you meant this and not the species Caecum glabrum, which has a tube form).
But this doesn't take away the fact that I wonder what I'm looking at exactly.