Boathouses
by Warby

Comment:
Really, really fine, deceptively simple but so carefully composed. The nearest "house" slightly protrudes above the horizon; the next slightly above the field/water line. I can see the care that went into this one. The muted tonalities lower right are very effective.

Two Zebras
by dsa157

Comment:
Fabulous "reality abstract". No nits.

Gerber
by FrostyPaws

Comment:
Almost there... Basically a very fine rendering of flowers seen in an unconventional way, but the coolness and "down" values of the white petals at the bottom are not optimum to my eye.

My Daughter
by singale

Comment:
A beautiful picture. My only complaint is that the skin and hair in the lower left are sharply rendered while the face is slightly over-0processed, and that's disconterting. I wish at least that the lower left were equally processed compared to the fafce, and ideally that the extreme lightening of the lower face were toned back a little at the same time.

Three Times Not Lucky
by magnus

Comment:
A beautiful, simple composition. Absolutely wonderful rendering of the snow, a very difficult thing to do.

The Fog of War
by Falc

Comment:
Really, really nice work. It is a pity that botht he significant faces are partially obscured by lances...

The Great Pumpkin
by Mobius

Comment:
Deceptively lovely image. Compsitionally flawless, may lack the wow factor for others but I place it right at the top. I'm a sucker for the well-seen detail.

Rain Dance
by BAMartin

Comment:
I totally love this, the slight blurriness of it, the slightly akimbo composition, the luscious feeling of unconstrained motion within the tight constraints of the circle and the wall.

Easy
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
This is a stunning image on so many levels. I gave it a 10, even though I wish (oh how I wish...) his arm were 5 degrees less angled so we could see the rest of his face...

A World Discovered
by Imagineer

Comment:
Just fantastic. The otherworldly colors are breathtaking.