Baldwin
by Shutter-For-Hire

Comment:
Are you kidding me? Was this guy seriously in the middle of the road!!!??? What an opportune capture! Excellent example of street photography.

- Frosty Bear -
by doctornick

Comment:
OMGOMG!!! SO cute!! I wanna squeeze his fluffy bear cheeks! :) Wonderful job not losing any part of the bear in all that white. Beautiful and instant fave! :)

Simplicity
by Ivo

Comment:
I have no idea how you did this but no matter where I begin looking at the image, I am drawn back to the man and the center. Cool effect.

The Space is above us
by CyMaN

Comment:
This is very pretty but just a tad too small. It might be the added border that makes it seem so but is this 720px wide? Nice focus and colour.

The Master
by FocusPoint

Comment:
Lions are tricky folk to work with, I imagine. If you tell them to turn left or right, they might bite your head off :) That said, I have NO idea how you got him to stand still for the one sided lighting you have going on here. This is beautiful and strikes a very sad feeling in me for some reason. I do wish I could see the eye on the right side and the noisy mane in the bottom right corner distracts my eye a bit. But, all in all nicely done.

Fields of View
by Imagineer

Comment:
This is just a tad too busy with no central subject for me. Your colours are a bit washed out but at least it is all in focus.

Convergence
by srugolo

Comment:
This is the new London bridge, no? Very nicely captured and I like the way you got rid of the annoying cars that are always mucking up the shots. I am not a huge fan of extreme tilts like this, but here it works well. I feel like London bridge is falling down :) hehe

The Heavens Declare
by Zoomdak

Comment:
The colours in this are just awesome. Loving the celestial inclusion.

Morning Relic
by dsidwell

Comment:
While this image commands attention by the sky, I am finding the blurry barn in the foreground to be way too distracting.

Sitting Down
by SherwinJames

Comment:
Interesting POV and I am diggin the treatment. I wish her foot were not blurred but that is a very small nitpick. Great job not blowing out any of the whites and retaining all the detail in the wood at the same time :)