Camera Shy
by ivale28

Comment:
I think there is debate going on in voter's minds as it seems that the definition of horizon that most are going for is literal. However, I really love the interpretation of it that you've taken on it in this photo! Nice job!

Please hang on to the rail when climbing the steps
by omnisppot

Comment:
On oddly interesting shot! I think it's the double levels to the stairs with that twist at the landing that gives it real appeal.

Road
by mikeee

Comment:
Strangely, this one made me feel as though I was in a car, on it's side, looking up. You must have gotten as close to the ground as you could. Oddly enough, this works well. Though a rather lackluster scene, the amount of sky and the angle work together to make it interesting.

Alluring Prominades
by WeJay

Comment:
beautiful colors and sharpness, giving this shot a pristine look (or perhaps just wishful from someone still buried in SNOW! LOL)

Holcim Lake
by Giorgio

Comment:
Love the semi-circular shape to the water area. The highlighted horizon stands out well.

down down down!
by mbrutus2009

Comment:
LOL...yeah, wondering if it's the water sinking or the boat. Beautiful, fiery colors and nicely silhouetted horizon.

Rest stop for the homeless
by ScooterMcNutty

Comment:
Personally, I think that the blurring of the background trees tends to fit perfectly with what has been portrayed in this shot. This man's world may well be a 'blur' to him...or from one dream state to another, with everything blending in but his immediate surroundings since this is likely the only things that he feel connected to. At that moment, his only connection is to the bench and his own belongings.

Out of the tons of photos in here that have this type of a theme, I really think that this one has depth. Congrats on this capture!!! Nicely done!!!

Watching and Waiting
by Dominic146

Comment:
How PRECIOUS!!! This shot is just gorgeous and what a beautiful bird!

Butterfly.jpg
by fldave

Comment:
Love the fact that this butterfly was captured in its natural surroundings as a whole as opposed to a shot that has a blurred out background. The colors set the mood and the warmth of tones to it, really make this shot lovely and inviting!

Nibbles - Wild Things #1
by robinssong

Comment:
GREAT JOB in taking that through a window! I think it adds tremendously to the photo as it tends to concentrate the focus onto the squirrel's face and hands and eyes more, blurring out the rest of the body to some degree. Really nicely captured and done!