Boarding Call
by Nuzzer

Comment:
Whoa, that's outstanding! I'm surprised it didn't make top-5. Hell of a shot.

Tea for one
by Pascal

Comment:
This is brilliant. I'm sorry it did not ribbon.

Waiting for the Answer
by MAK

Comment:
Blue Ribbon shoehorn! What could be sweeter?

1960 Austin-Healey 3000 BT-7
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Perhaps my favorite of all British Cars, except for the DB4 GT, which of course is in a different league altogether. I have often kicked myself for never getting one of these, though I did have a bug-eyed Sprite for a little while, and an E-type for a little longer, an early issue before they raised the bumpers, a coupe. But there's something about this Healey that just looks perfect, I dunno what it is. I think some of it is the way the wheels are so far out in the corners?

3 x 3 x 3
by Judi

Comment:
WTG Team-mate!

Walking in Memphis
by kvickrey

Comment:
I'm really glad this won. Far and away my favorite of the challenge.

Ghosts of Emptiness
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
xtraordinary image. I never finished voting and never saw it, would have given it a 10 for sure. Brooding, powerful, almost surreal. 'Grats on top-5.

underexposed
by bvy

Comment:
This one just blew me away. I was one of the 8's. It totally succeeds in one of photography's great jobs; to draw attention, focus attention, to the bitter weirdness that is all around us. Well done, friend!

relentless
by tate

Comment:
I gave this an 8, which makes it one of my top scores in this challenge. The bleak & angular sweep of it is breathtaking, the blue toning is an inspired choice. Well done!

Raging Tranquility
by aprudhomme

Comment:
Got an 8 from me, one of my most favorites of the challenge. Gloriously evocative. Ridiculous finish, but you knew that would happen, right?