In the Still of the Night
by brettt83

Comment:
Quite crooked. I presume this was on a tripod? I believe you can get a spirit level for your hotshoe for relatively little money and it will help keep things straight. Even without it you have a pretty clear horizon line here to act as visual guide to level things out.

That aside I like the fresh look on a much photographed subject.

Amidst the trees, a river runs through...
by zaflabout

Comment:
Hmm...don't really care for the b&w conversion. I mean this shot is suitable for B&W just not under this ruleset since you can't properly control the effect.

Tree Wall
by jaysonmc

Comment:
needs a bit more DOF to make it really pop. Great idea otherwise

Washed Ashore
by JIMCJ1301

Comment:
Normally I would forgive some tiltedness due to the nature of this challenge. (i.e. Minimal editing) Unfortunately this is obviously skewed and with a clear horizon line to look at you should have been able to get at least a bit more straight.

Rise and Shine
by yantski

Comment:
In a perfect world it would be nice to get rid of the clouds at the top of the image. However since you can't crop clone or otherwise...? yeah. I'm not even sure if you could have recomposed to get rid of the clouds either.

In any event, I like the silhouette effect here.

Together till the end
by crisf

Comment:
Really nice setup but it looks way over processed. The sand looks very coarse and the the sky has a lot of noise.

.... as delicate as a flower
by shadeeua

Comment:
too small :(

Forbidden Love
by samhall

Comment:
This is just poor taste.

love lasts forever
by x10allie01x

Comment:
The selective coloring doesn't work for me here. It gives the shot a bit of a washed out feeling to it.

Aside from that thought you caught a very emotional moment and shot it well.

Orange Crush
by Blackbox

Comment:
Not buying it. Sorry.