Cory
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Juli, I'm so sorry for your loss. Your daughter was beautiful.

Unthinkable 100 Years Ago
by Tiberius

Comment:
The main subject seems to be the giant photo of Mao. I don't pay much attention to titles as I feel entries should mainly stand on their own, but in this case I thought "Unthinkable" referred in some way to the presence of the photo. I didn't recognize the locale so could not consider its history. I assumed the tourists were an unavoidable element in the photo.

Ten O'Clock
by jimness

Comment:
Congrats, Jim. At first glance I wasn't crazy about the processing, but on reflection saw it was a gorgeous photo and bumped up my vote. :-)

Grandmom's Childhood Glasses
by phylsy7

Comment:
Looking at my top vote-getters and am sorry to see this placed lower than I expected. My guess is you were hurt by the "glasses on bible" subject, since it is so common. However, I thought your execution was very fine.

New York 1902
by The_Dentist

Comment:
One of the great photo ops in NYC. :-)

The Pottery Barn
by scalvert

Comment:
Nice, except for the letterbox frame.

A Cone and a Hidden Fox (Happy 1000th DPC!)
by jlanoue

Comment:
As I wrote in another entry comment... I find it hard to assess astronomy photos in the way I would photos of any other subject, considering their specialized nature. This looks quite professional and attractive, however.

Celestial Gems
by Pascal

Comment:
I find it hard to assess astronomy photos in the way I would photos of any other subject, considering their specialized nature. This looks quite professional and attractive, however.

Gate to Fairyland
by KAOS

Comment:
This looks magical! It's hard to get the full effect at this size, that's why it's important (in my opinion) to try to use the fully allowed 720 pixels. I wonder if this would lose the mystery if it were a little brighter? Lovely shot at any rate.

Freestyler
by mrmorris

Comment:
Terrific street candid. Beautiful b&w tones. Well done.
+One more bump. :-)