Voyager-
by Garry

Comment:
Not one of the "first" power boat racers, no, but Hubert Scott-Paine, the designer and driver, received a hero's welcome in Great Britain after nearly upsetting Gar Woods and his 4-engined Miss America X in a race for the Harmsworth Trophy in 1933. Miss Great Britain III was a much smaller boat, with only a single engine. She was the first single-engined boat to go over 100 mph.

This is a very cool shot, beautifully processed, and the boat's a wonderful piece of maritime history; she was years and years ahead of her time, design-wise.

Outside Edinburgh
by markwiley

Comment:
That's a fine and very famous bridge :-)

Beach Club in April
by bassbone

Comment:
Ah, that's really sweet. Beautifully aligned, processed just right.

respire
by bspurgeon

Comment:
It's as if the tree's physically sucking the light up from the left. You could call it "Respire" and you'd have nailed it :-)

photo club water apr2011
by curtpetguy

Comment:
One arm, one leg, no head, bizarro...

Fractal geometry of rain: looking up through my car's sunroof
by LevT

Comment:
Give us a link to the full-res version, Sir!

untitled
by bspurgeon

Comment:
You're gonna have to take back seat to that Bassbone guy today, unfortunately :-)

Beach, South Kingston
by bassbone

Comment:
Oh, that's really nice, The foam's palpable...

Backseat Confessional
by RKT

Comment:
Oh, that's a beauty! Well seen!

The red gate
by tome

Comment:
Oh wow, this was yours? Like Brennan, I had this one ranked in the top of my list. What a silly result the voters delivered!