Del Primo Christ (The First Christ)
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
beautifully captured. Excellently edited. Some may not like it (religious type) but who cares. Probably best in challenge 10

Dancing Past Conifers
by magnus

Comment:
I like this but I don't know why. Must be her exhuberance. Love the title. Think crop, composition, colors work. 9

Character
by Aeroglyphics

Comment:
This image has an excellent point of view but I agree with a previous commenter - crop more of the image. Often, in pictures, less is more - let the viewer fill in all the other details - we don't need the rest of the truck to know what it is. In this challenge, I gave you a 6 - it was a well taken image.

Hit By Bat
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
my favorite image in the challenge. I think its the POV, combined with all the empty space. contrast is a little high but caused by sunlight, yes? Maybe its cause I'm such a baseball fan... 9

The Entertainer
by geewhy

Comment:
for me, the tones and textures make this image. excellent timing. 9

57
by RKT

Comment:
beautiful rendition. Can still see the washer in the background, but that can be fixed with further editing. The sharpness, detail, and color draw my attention away enough that I don't see it. Well kinda. :) 9

Sexy
by LalliSig

Comment:
beautiful toning and lighting. helps to have a beautiful model. :) 9 Bump to 10. Should ribbon.

Follow the Leader
by DrAchoo

Comment:
graphically the strongest image of the challenge. Sharp, clean, colorful. Should place well. 9 Bump to 10. The probable winner. And deservedly so.

Tulip
by Mstarkey

Comment:
The lighting works well on this but I feel the depth of field is too short.

Peacock
by phreakon

Comment:
This image is very well taken - the bird is sharp, DOF is good, colors well done. I think where this could be improved is in the crop. The bird is facing towards the right so if you cut the left third of the image, it would put the bird looking across the image. This would make the image more dynamic. We all know of a peacocks huge array of feather so, even without it in the image, our minds fill it in. Doing this would bring the bird closer to the viewer for a more intimate shot. Also, as it is, we cannot see his eye or what he might be looking at. Very slightly lightening the eye or the space around it would make the eye stand out. I would bet, with those two changes, this image would score a point better with the DPC voters.