There's light at the end................................
by p2jvr

Comment:
I have a few photos from the same tunnel in my portfolio - small world! I have one taken from the same perspective although not on the web - you have got a better white balance than me. I have all sorts of ideas for photos here, but all depend on willing models,so will probably never materialise!

Kelly-Chaela-Rose.jpg
by BakerBug

Comment:
This is delightful - the interaction between mother and daughter, and daughter and camera really draws the viewer in.

Hollis Brown
by Coley

Comment:
...who lived on the outside of town? Probably my favourite of the challenge - the sparseness of the landscape is spot on for your imagery, with perfect placement of your lone figure. The viewer is encouraged to invent their own narrative around the picture - the sort of photo that can cope with many repeated visits.

Adagio
by MAK

Comment:
Stunningly beautiful.

...and he beheld a far green country under a swift sunrise.
by DrAchoo

Comment:
The land of Valar? Beautiful!

Mine
by cirus

Comment:
Ah, Cornwall! I didn't get down this summer, and viewing this is making me wish I had...:¬( A really well composed and exposed photograph of one ofmy favorite parts of the country. (And this is where I discover it is really Australia or somewhere and am made to feel a right chump!). Lovely photo, with nothing I would want changed.

Far from the madding crowd
by temba

Comment:
Wonderful pastoral scene, beautifully observed. Yorkshire?

The 'burbs
by Melethia

Comment:
There is something almost surreal about this - the march of the pylons! Well spotted.

Ancient Kiva
by Nald

Comment:
There is a real artistic feel to this - the light has given a wonderful water colour feel to the photograph. Masterly.

Santa Rosa Plateau at Night
by santiago9er

Comment:
The tones of the sky are lovely, but there isn't anything else to keep my interest.