Shadow of the Wind
by noraneko

Comment:
Great idea, great capture to fulfill that idea. Nicely done on all counts.

The Winds of Change
by gdob27

Comment:
The rips in the flag attest to the wind and to both the persistence and prevalence of it, as well as the persistence of the flag itself. I like the focus such that you see the drops on teh grasses, and I like being able to read the date on the headstone as well. Nicely presented.

playing with leaves
by agenkin

Comment:
My favorite of the leaves blowing shots so far - because it has context! IT's a simple shot, but it works well for this challenge, and as an added bonus, makes one wonder about the person across the street - sure seems awfully deserted - what is he/she doing there?

First storm of the fall
by B74A

Comment:
LOL! Pricelsess! Wonderful depiction of a very breezy day and just a delightful expression!

Perpetual wind
by lahern

Comment:
While some may not notice, one can see the bend of the grasses in the prevailing direction of the wind. What I like about this is the misty gray day - adds to the notion of a chilly breeze blowing.

What's Up Father & Son
by sherpet

Comment:
Shez, you already know this is a wonderful image. What I truly love about it is the viewer doesn't even need to read your story to see the affection and love that these two men have for each other. Your camera and your processing shows us that completely. An image you can be very proud of and one I'm sure you'll want to print and frame - two copies - one for you and Peter, and one for Blake.

Morning watercolors
by quiet_observation

Comment:
I thought I'd commented on this after the challenge but apparently did not. This is lovely!! Truly a very good use of bokeh, both in creating the watercolor effect and including "circles" to satisfy the bokeh police. Composition is dead on - that second strand of grass behind is critical to this, in my opinion - nice balance. And the way the colors fade from purple to a bit of blue to yellow/green is really, really nice. Great job with this!

Wind Gliders
by shelw128

Comment:
There sure are a lot of them! Nice stop motion and good clarity on these guys.

Blustery
by JPR

Comment:
Nicely composed - definitely imparts "blustery"!

Battling the Breeze
by timfythetoo

Comment:
LOL! Hello, Mr Toole. I like the comic aspect of this quite a bit - kinda like those old movies but with cars and mailboxes. Your pose is quite convincing, particularly the look of grim determination.