At the Blue Lagoon
by Gauti

Comment:
At least this time I know it's NOT selectively desaturated. Pity you couldn't remove the little sign, it's a real eye'trap, but a very nice image...

Under the Sagamore
by DArcy10

Comment:
HaHa... Glad to see I'm not the only one who visited the Sagamore. I ended up doing another, smaller bridge on Cape Cod. Nice shot.

Outcast
by L1

Comment:
Love the BLUE tritone winning the BLUE. WTG Laurie. One of my favorites of the challenge.

Peaceful Tuesday Morning Drive
by cpurser

Comment:
If it were possible to get low enough in this angle to show little or none of the road, the bridge also would separate from the stream and show more of a sense of "span", and I think that this change alone would produce an outstanding picture. As it is, the main problem is the way the road is resolutely tugging our eye out of where it ought to be lingering.

To prove what I'm saying, do a quick-and-dirty clone job and drag some forest over the road. See that I mean?

Nice shot, really. So close.

Robt.

Pull Over
by Telehubbie

Comment:
Damn, I'm bummed! I thought it really WAS an F117... Great illusion! Hi-Five to you!

Robt.

All my pains
by Tiago

Comment:
beautiful, Goya-esque abstract of human suffering. I hope it does well.

Mother and Daughter
by Jerre

Comment:
This is the "realest" of all the pain I have seen here. It has "flaws" as an image, but I don't care. 10.

It's Like the Turning of the Screw
by Artan

Comment:
I swore I'd never score a woody well, but this one made me change my mind.

A Shadow of Its Former Self
by adyus

Comment:
Another good outside-the-box image, a strong and gritty entry.

NoParking
by BruB

Comment:
Hideous inline, WHY did you do that? Wonderful, vibrant image that stands out from the mass of this challenge.