Breaking the Symmetry
by labuds

Comment:
8 - Nice processing / tones - fits the Challenge well (no idea what it is - looks like something perhaps with some liquid tension happening, but no idea given the patterns)

lips
by roz

Comment:
6 - Love the rich colors and clarity - nice macro - not that 'puzzling' though... (dragonfly or 'similar') Nice crop and composition too.

Heart Mountain
by Len Scap

Comment:
6 - Beautiful capture of this scene - lovely colors. Wish this were all about 'Heart Mountain' though - in fact this image cropped to the base of the trees, showcases it well and dramatically...

New Day. New Hope. New Beginning.
by essay

Comment:
Thanks for the response (lucky I looked in on this (wish 'they' would implement an indicator on responses to comments) --- I got the point whilst voting and I studied this a 'while' (couple of minutes?) - just a difference of 'vision' and interpretation I guess - after reading the title I wanted to see something with more 'light', more 'ethereal', especially with a scene like this.. I made a judgment at the time that you had applied a grunge type process in pp, but in retrospect, and with the benefit of your notes, it seems you only used HDR... so apologies if I am wrong there.

I saw the light - but it was too dark for me.

"Eternity compressed into a moment"
by Ivo

Comment:
I gave this a 6 and remember studying it for a while - including 'because of' your title. An excellent capture, that I had as an '8' at first, then I started nit-picking it ...

Of course I didn't have the benefit of your notes then, which now reading gives another facet to this image. Good quote too.

Street Photography
by photobyjewell

Comment:
I gave this a 2. I remember this image and thinking - this is street photography - literally. That and the fore cone was out of focus.

Where's Ted?
by ButterflyGirl

Comment:
I gave this a 3 and remember wondering about a variation in either clothing and/or set up of bears etc around - that and/or a tone applied - the expression is well captured though.

respect
by clangley50

Comment:
I gave this a 5 and pondered this image a while trying to decipher the look on both boys faces.. Good moment captured, but I think the quality held this back the most.

Forgotten
by hail

Comment:
I gave this a 6. Quite well composed and the b&w worked well, but otherwise didn't hold my interest very long.

And though dead thou art now, Thine having been will always be.
by JeniY

Comment:
That's a beautiful poem - thanks for placing it here to be read. As I said below, your image is very befitting. edit: oops, apparently I didn't say it below - but I have said it now.

Message edited by author 2008-11-08 00:40:53.