Salt Marsh at Winter's End
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I remember thinking this might be yours when I voted. The grasses intrigue me with the patterns they make - I wonder if they lie flat because of the weight of the snow that has rested on them, or because of flooding from the stream. A really pleasing composition.

walking
by jaysonmc

Comment:
I like this a lot, it evokes feelings of care-free summers. I think it appeals to my romantic notion of the person I want to be...

...he loves me
by bmartuch

Comment:
She certainly looks a little gem - I really liked the way her body was turned away from the viewer, and that she was turned towards us - it somehow gives the feeling that the viewer has called out to her and she has turned to see who is calling. A very pleasing portrait.

Flawless
by raish

Comment:
Flawless, indeed - I actually gave this a 4 for the fact that I liked the concept.

Flying pigeons
by Melethia

Comment:
That is so cool - I actualy feel as though I am one of the pigeons!

Homeward Bound
by BAMartin

Comment:
How completely adorable! The bond between mother and babies is beautifully captured.

36.52 Race
by Melethia

Comment:
I like this very much - evokes the same sort of feeling as the shots of the little girl that we took in St Peter's square.

A "Second" Glass, Please
by dswann

Comment:
Looks a bit too much like jelly to my eyes, but the colour scheme and lighting is pleasing.

leaving you behind
by skewsme

Comment:
This photo has actually made me cry. I am sitting viewing it with tears pouring down my cheeks. Thank you.
Edit, I am now viewing this on my horrible work monitor - I can not make out the face at all! No change to my vote of 10, as I only ever vote based on my home monitor.

Bus Ride to the Church for All Souls
by dainmcgowan

Comment:
Back to comment - easily my favourite of the challenge, and one of only two 10s I gave.The streak of the bus is really interesting - little more than a streak of colour, and yet it siomehow retains sufficient form to be immediately clear. Sometimes, more often than not perhaps, this style of processing can look a little contrived, rather twee, but here it works for me.