Holy
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Excellent composition!!! Nicely done all around. One thing I would try is to pull back on the yellows a bit, but still very nice as is.

Extreme Dynamic Range
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
Nice shot! I really like the rays shining through onto the mountains giving them that glow. This has got to be California, I'm thinking just north of the Grapevine off the 5?

Surgery
by cryingdragon

Comment:
What Elvis said. :-) This is really cool! I wish I had pictures like this of my appendectomy. Glad you're ok now.

Dolled-Up
by Kelli

Comment:
Wow! Fantastic eyes and smile! The mood is really nice here, very uplifting. Great choice of background, it's vibrant yet subtle. Nice job.

Movement .... (No equipment was harmed in the taking of this picture)
by liltritter

Comment:
Holy cabooses!!! This is actually kind of scary! I can actually see the heat dissipation from the wheel bending the air around it like a hot desert mirage, at least I think that's what it is. Glad to hear the camera made it through, and you obviously did as well. Maybe you should stick to less dangerous subjects for a while, like flowers and butterflies. :-) This is one VERY interesting perspective in this challenge, and I've been staring at it in disbelief on how you did this.

Damsel in Distress
by BeeCee

Comment:
Great idea for the challenge, executed nicely with the composition, duotone, and costume. Nice shot, glad everybody was safe!

The Railyard
by lkn4truth

Comment:
Nice shot. Might be even better cropped from the right to an 8x10 format (1.25/1 ratio) so she's not so centered.

Wine & Ride
by runeric

Comment:
Hey, I know this place! Lot's of fun train rides there, I've taken my boy to Thomas and the Polar Express there MANY times. My "Pull Over" shot was just down the road from here.

Nice shot, maybe if it was just a tad wider to include the front of the train and the steps/foreground leading up to the tracks.

Foundations
by m2iw

Comment:
I hope this is a retired track or that you're a real fast runner! Nice creative out of the box thinking here with the ultra-low perspective. I think the narrow depth of field would be better suited if the second spike and rail were the focal point though, the little bit of rocks and the plant aren't quite enough to be a subject or to hold one's interest for too long. Just my two bits, meant to be constructive.

Another Day in Paradise
by Jutilda

Comment:
Woohoo Judy!!! Congrats on a new personal best with a terrific shot! Look at that score! Extremely well excecuted, and the expression on your face is priceless. Keep up the great work and I smell a ribbon for you! (suprised this one didn't)