Peaks at sunrise
by ltuddenham001

Comment:
Amazing colors, the cold blue vs the warm golden sunlight on the mountain top.

Taj Mahalish
by ajschel

Comment:
Een hoop mensen vonden het helemaal niks, maar ik vindt het toch zeker wel wat hebben zo, die vijver voor/achter het Rijksmuseum. :)
Wat hier wel apart is, is dat de symmetrie van het licht is doorbroken. Zeker een spot stuk of zo. Dat voegt wel wat toe.
Het is interessant hoe de lijnen naar het centrum lopen.

TRANQUILITY
by Philos

Comment:
Dude, are you at it again?

Assuming this is Peter again. :)

Don't have a lot to say other than that it matches the winning windmill from a few weeks ago. Very good.

Breakfast at Clarke's
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Congrats KM, I was just checking what other owners of the Sigma 30 have done so far at DPC (I have a Nikkor version). Score high, that's what they do. :)

Great sharpness, sweet bokeh, good contrast for B&W. Love it. The pic and the lens. :)

STARRY NIGHT
by Philos

Comment:
Goooooooooooooooeeeeeed! :)
Echt wel. Zeer creatief, 1e plaats is zeer terecht.
Ik moet nog even uitzoeken hoe het zit met die vuurtoren, dat hoor je nog.

Albuquerque: Balloon Capital of the World
by armelle

Comment:
When a cow has his tail up it usually means it is going to drop something.... :)

Canal Street, Amsterdam
by ajschel

Comment:
Great idea!

STARRY NIGHT
by Philos

Comment:
I was thinking, what shall I post to this challenge, yet another windmill pic? What can you do to still make it look interesting?
This way does!

In Memory Of.....
by sher

Comment:
Pure art!

Thinking of You
by sher

Comment:
When I was browsing the thumbnails for this challenge even the thumb shouted "Sher Hogue!"
Pbase said I was right :)
I like the concept and processing but I am a little bit unsure about the inclusion of the water at the top. On one hand it looks like you are at the end of the beach, far, far away but on the other hand it (the water) is so bright and lacks a bit of contrast.
Thanks for the card, I'm thinking of you too. :))