Who has seen my yellow pencil?
by the99

Comment:
Nice image. I like the crossing lines of color. However, I think you might not have read the details of this challenge.

Into the Light
by noraneko

Comment:
This is so elegant. I love the sunlight leading up the stairs. I might like the image even better if it was symmetrical, but that might have messed up the angle of the sunlight.

Baby Lines
by BAMartin

Comment:
You had me fooled. I thought this was an actual baby playing in an enormous sandbox. lol The size of the cutout really messes with the perspective here -- the tiny car in the background makes the plowed field look so vast. I like the image, but I don't really see much of a leading line since the furrows don't really lead anywhere.

over there
by skewsme

Comment:
It does look like Dogwood is pointing. But what I really like about this image are the beautiful colors and bokeh.

Neon Highway
by sherpet

Comment:
You always come up with the most amazing designs. I love this colorful "cityscape".

Winter Blush
by Hipychik

Comment:
It is so funny -- not the image, but my reaction to the image. The snow is such a pure white without any detail at all, that I thought the image didn't finish loading. I pressed the reload button on my browser a couple of times before it dawned on me that it is winter in Michigan. It is a beautiful shot, Terry. I love the soft pastel gradient of the sky.

Make Peace With Each Other
by Judi

Comment:
Just LOVE this composition with the leaf curving over the frogs and echoing their lines. Colors are beautiful and the subject is fascinating. Congratulation on the ribbon.

White
by SaraR

Comment:
Wow, no wonder Team Novice won the TS Blue this week -- what a great score. Oh yes, about the photo -- GREAT representation of peace. You really must share how you captured this white dove against the white background. Congratulations on 4th place.

Sleep tight
by kashi

Comment:
Very good choice of subject for peace. (I had no ideas at all.) I like the idea that this is night, but the image is really too dark. It requires the viewer to strain in order to see the subject -- thus not a peaceful experience.

I thought you said it was a SMALL hill
by kashi

Comment:
Too bad he's not looking at the camera. I think that would have gotten a significantly higher score. The idea is good, we just don't see the surprise or outrage or confusion on his face to indicate a misunderstanding.