....follow the crystal snowflakes that twinkle and light the way.
by njsabs

Comment:
Beautiful and magnificent photography, Jennifer! Congrats on your top 10 finish!

drewmedia found....recently retired ....now living his secret cowboy dream
by njsabs

Comment:
Superb! I didn't know you did horses and seascape silhouettes. Impressive range! Much congratulations!

Racing with My Shadow
by njsabs

Comment:
Cool shot! Well done and very fun to view! (Keep 'em coming!)

In Vivo
by Amel_G

Comment:
Absolutely superb interpretation of the challenge. Great composition and magical mood. My favorite in this challenge, without question. (10)

Irish Airtime
by tano_gooch

Comment:
While not perfect, it is a memorable and striking photo. I'll guess this will be the winner of this challenge. I'll attribute the toe blur of the left foot to being out of the DOF plane. If one assumes that, then this is a good fulfillment of the challenge. And, an attractive photo. Great work! (10)

The Parrot Comes
by MaryO

Comment:
Extra two points for composition and lighting (8).

1975 Vintage Catalog
by staceylynn

Comment:
I really like this photo! I'm concerned it does not show much, if any, stopped motion. It is anachronistic, but it looks like a portrait, to me. Well done, but frozen in time does not mean stopped action. Sort of an unfortunate interpretation of the challenge. I'll still give it a "7", but I wish it was in a different challenge.

Dawn's Early Light
by Falc

Comment:
This image shows up in Firefox, but not in Safari, for me. This might be my problem, rather than yours. Anyway, I've raised the vote to "8" on this excellent image.

As the Sun Rises in Glory....
by Nikolai1024

Comment:
This shows up in Firefox, but not in Safari. Sorry for my initial low vote. It thought it was a blank, grey image. I've adjusted my vote to "8", as I see the image in Firefox. Sorry for the confusion.

The Beauty of Autumn
by talj

Comment:
But, the water would rush out the right side of the image, if this were to be taken at face value. Horizons are important.