Yesterday's Flowers ... Last Week's Hero
by PhantomEWO

Comment:
Very appropriate image, Don, and one of those times when selective desat plays a part in creating the feel. Nice work as usual.

frustic
by skewsme

Comment:
Again with the great title! Like the shot, too - very cold, very quiet.

tangle over topaz
by skewsme

Comment:
This is breathtaking and magical. I love haybales in fields - what a lovely presentation of them this is. This really doesn't suck, you know...

Mother, do you think they'll drop the bomb?
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Wow - would have been three Toole ribbons in a row! Nice finish, what a week or two, huh?

What She Thinks of Him Now
by Rebecca

Comment:
I loved it for this challenge - what a refreshing take on a dirty subject! And for the record, I recognized the parking lot stripe right away. Either I have a good monitor, or I happen to look at parking lots alot (which I do - the textures in those painted stripes can be fascinating in their own way.) Nice work; ignore scores.

Sticky Sticky Honey
by sherpet

Comment:
Awesome, Shez!!! 5th place! Woo hoo!!! Great picture, and I can just imagine how much fun it was to do - thanks for sharing that in the photographer's comments. Way to go!

Note to Self: Work Stinks
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Definitely a must-see movie - one that should be viewed about once a year or so.

Ebony & Ivory - Inverted
by sherpet

Comment:
This is a really powerful work - the black and white inverted creates a strong, lovely abstract image. Your work with black and white you are putting up in your portfolio is excellent!

Cirque de Stickee Notes
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
AIMEE!!! Way to go! I know you think this is creepy but I think it's more intriguing than creepy. And a ribbon, no less! Of course, we all know the most important thing is you beat what's-his-name again. Really do like this shot.

Piazza
by Zigomar

Comment:
This is a perfect photograph, IMO. The lighting is perfect everywhere in the shot, the colors as well. The people captured, both the woman and the man behind, are perfectly placed in the frame. And probably most importantly, it's a lovely depiction of everyday life, frozen in time. Very nice work!