Turn again, old friend
by kanaj

Comment:
Sometimes a title works well and helps the presentation. This is one of those cases. The image has a fairly sturdy point of interest. Seems like the timing / exposure may have been a bit harsh by the actions potentially taken in post to compensate? The texture is given away in a couple of ways; the foggy piece in the lower left, and the strong sense of grain especially in the dark sky area. For me it makes it feel a little muddy. Some may like it. Just a personal opinion. One last nit, sorry ... but why such a wide comp / crop on this? Did you look at it with the left side pulled in a bit? Anyway. Good luck in the challenge.

Defend our rights
by toutoungi

Comment:
This is a unique POV. Fun.

Round the Bend
by DistantColours

Comment:
Liking the S-Curve and the placement of the rider. Seems a smidge underexposed.

Drama in the sky
by LevT

Comment:
The Finale!

The solace of art
by mariuca

Comment:
Huh. What a placement for a piece of artwork. How long did you have to wait for someone to walk by? Very cool.

Trace of dog
by Paul

Comment:
I like this. Good catch!

Canoes on Moraine Lake
by bassbone

Comment:
That water is SO still and glass-like. Really makes the reflections crisp. Well seen and captured.

Night Pulse
by markwiley

Comment:
Great use of the starburst!

When I grow up...
by toutoungi

Comment:
The title helps, although it's not quite as simple as motivational posters tend to be. Speaking of, why didn't you present this in a poster format?

all work and no play...
by tvsometime

Comment:
Could be the designated driver? :-) But yeah, doesn't look like she's having any fun at the moment. Curious though as to why there's no poster format presented?