To the Lighthouse
by KarenNfld

Comment:
The best of the curved leading lines...

Restaurant at the End of the Pier
by MargaretNet

Comment:
I like how the water has become solid. I like the perfect leading lights.

Which one of these kids is doing their own thing?
by sjhuls

Comment:
Well, you missed that prediction by an order of magnitude :-)

untitled
by bmartuch

Comment:
This is a centered composition. The fact that some elements of it fall on ROT lines/interstices does not change that. The dominant compositional rule here is "centered". Very nice light, though, very nice, luminous conversion.

looking ahead
by vikas

Comment:
This is a lovely image, but the umbrellas in the eyes are really, REALLY unfortunate :-( It's like she's an android or something, with some sort of disk-shutter sliding down over her pupils. You can get away with umbrella reflections in eyes, as long as they don't eclipse the pupils, but this is just... unfortunate :-(

In all other respects, wonderful image and lovely woman :-)

Don't fence me in
by markwiley

Comment:
Way to go, Mark!

Unseasonal drift
by markwiley

Comment:
Nice work to clean up the whites! Well done! Not voting, let me know how you're doing if you like via PM.

Salk I Kahn
by LevT

Comment:
Sigh... I shot that identical picture back in 1974 or so :-) With the big view camera. It's unfortunate that you misspelled Louis Kahn's name :-( I sent a request to SC to see if they can change it, you might try the same.

Fabulous leading lines shot, wonderful image of this iconic architecture. Feel free to PM me if you wish re: the name.

What About Bob? - Baby Steps to a better score!
by JCrest01

Comment:
THis is just flawless, and almost surely ought to ribbon, but WHY did you say "Physiologist" instead of "Psychologist"? Was it a goof, or am I missing an in-joke?

Best Knife, Favorite Knife
by karmat

Comment:
WOW! Top-5 for Karmat!