Natural Light
by colorcarnival

Comment:
One of my challenge favorites and a high vote from me. Very clever use of reflection!

Hand Me That Bulb
by JeniY

Comment:
Already gave this the highest score possible, but I wanted to let you know this gets my vote for "best in show." I recognize that the impact of this photo relies heavily on post-processing, but it is beautifully done. (Now, if I learn later that this is a special one-step filter, I may be less impressed!)

My Reasons
by chesire

Comment:
Your daughter is precious. Thanks for sharing your story. I have friends who's young daughter also has diabetes. I'm supporting them in their annual bike rides for the JDRF Ride to Cure Diabetes.

Lust
by scottr0326

Comment:
Sexy photo, Scott, and tastefully done.

You know, if you list this is the Nude gallery, the number of viewers will go up about 100%. Welcome to DPC!

As Night Approaches
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
Nothing in the current "urban landscape" challenge is as good as this.

Where is the Red?
by Judi

Comment:
Self-portrait? You look lovely! :-)

Cassis
by black_count

Comment:
What a beautiful town. Could be seen as more urban than rural, but not a big deal. Nice blues (polarizing filter?). Slight tilt, could use a bit of rotation to the left. Overall very appealing!

Small Town, PA
by escapetooz

Comment:
I think in the interest of punching this up you went to the artificial extreme. Oddly interesting, candy-colored view.

Looking towards the sky in a concert jungle
by tjmueller

Comment:
I like your composition, but I think you fell into the oversaturation trip. The blue sky looks artificial and the blue reflections look painted on.

The Forgotten Farm
by hfriesen

Comment:
Wrong challenge, I guess! Anyway, pretty subject, I like the waving wheat, and nice juxtaposition of the old and new subjects.

Several problems: seems to lack sharpness - might be a resizing issue. Horizon line is centered, conventional wisdom says it is more visually interesting if the horizon is on one of the "thirds." Also, exposure is a bit blown out in the clouds.