Across the Lake
by cogerox

Comment:
Nice tones. It is the reflections that pull you into this picture; wonder if you decreased the contrast a tad on the land part it might make it a better foil for the reflections, though I do like that part in itself.

Water and bench
by cogerox

Comment:
The interest here, for me, is the way the inversion distinguishes between trees and 'civilised' objects and kind of blobs the latter in the reflections. Tend to agree with ErikV except I like the illusion of the watcher/viewer's bench in a kind of dreamland with its feet in the water.

Canoes, Kayaks and Sailboats
by tinky2

Comment:
Love looking at this. Just the right amount of detail in the near and the far - you almost have two pictures here, but you and your lens have brought them together. (I have a far shabbier scene nearby, craftwise, though suitable to my lesser lenses; but your almost plangent "We don't have one..." reverberates as well: we used to have a little sabot we mucked about in with paddles and dog leaning over the prow).

Nov 8 - Washing machine
by hajeka

Comment:
This takes some looking at to get the full effect. (Gotta confess I am fascinated by the washing machine itself: design mimics the way soap bubbles align themselves with each other).

10 - Flowers Below the Dam
by ErikV

Comment:
Well done effect(s). DOF seems to make it work, but it may be more your desat. Interesting.

No Time to Pray
by pointandshoot

Comment:
Brilliant.

In The Distance...
by EducatedSavage

Comment:
The subtlety in this apparently simple picture, like unto a Japanese print, is that it is NOT flat at all. To paraphrase posthumousfrom somewhere else, you have to took and look and not quite see.

Celtic Dawn
by alpharich

Comment:
Epic. Yet consisting almost entirely of the faintest of suggestions.

Regeneration
by roba

Comment:
I keep looking and looking and still don't know what to say. Maybe Thank you.

punkinhead
by posthumous

Comment:
Better and better in front and behind the camera. OOps, must just be the lens. Spencer p Tracy rules.