Flaming Torch
by sherpet

Comment:
Wow Shez! This is bright and beautiful.

Government in the Gutter
by ShannonLee

Comment:
I saw this image before I began commenting here at DPC. It's a wonderful metaphor shot, and means more today than it ever did.
This was a great find, and you took time to photograph it well.

P1000267.jpg
by scarbrd

Comment:
I like this one best of the group. This one is ripe for photoshopping Tinker Belle between the "wings". The shots are great for a hand held 1/4 sec with a P&S. The fireworks mode gives you the right exposure settings to get good color for this too.

Zip Line
by GeneralE

Comment:
That's a fun idea. I need to put one of those things in my yard for my grandson to enjoy.

Ménage à Trois
by Love6

Comment:
This is a wonderful shot! You were fortunate to be there and ready when this happened. Congrats on the new PB.

The Choir
by GregoryB

Comment:
Congrats on a beautiful shot, and on the top 10 placement in the challenge.

fog.jpg
by vawendy

Comment:
I like the mystery about what's beyond the fence in this shot. You were in the right place at the right time to get this. The fog and fence make good companions.
There is a little spot that looks like sensor dust or a droplet of dew on the lens. It's on the left in the tree branches. It may just be a thick place, or bird nest in the tree.
It's a beautiful scene.

where-is-it - Slide rock state park, Arizona
by Lelez

Comment:
This is a pretty place. The wet rock has good contrast because of the rain.
Did you notice the heart shaped dark rock when you were composing this?

B-17 bombing run
by scooter97

Comment:
I would love to see and hear one of these in flight. Everything about this shot is just "right". Too bad DPC don't have sound with the images.
My son's flight instructor was a WW2 bomber pilot and instructor. He's 88 now, has his own airstrip and hangars, and is still giving flying lessons.

Natural wonder
by scooter97

Comment:
"Cool" macro shot Scott! It's not the way I would want my windshield to look, here in Florida.
It looks like some sort of ferns or plant life shot until you open the thumb. It would be even more mysterious if it was rotated 180, to make it look more like ferns. I wouldn't have guessed what it was without your description, even though I studied crystal formation in physics 101 about 40 years ago.