MyWorld
by mitalapo

Comment:
(19/38) Fisheye was a great idea for this challenge. I love this, though it feels a bit too sharp in places.

A West African Morning
by OmanOtter

Comment:
(18/38) Jawdroppingly moving and most beautiful. Love this.

got mail
by blad

Comment:
(17/38) Probably more about the mailboxes than the landscape... But then again, maybe not. The boxes work to identify and tell us something about the land behind them. They are placeholders, markers. It's kind of like looking behind the scenes of the landscape. It's an unconventional but interesting idea, the more I think about it.

Tallulah Gorge State Park, Georgia
by tjmueller

Comment:
(16/38) Beautiful. I love the sky especially, the way it balances and completes the composition.

The Heart of the City
by debitipton

Comment:
(15/38) Here's something different. I'm enjoying the ambiguity of this. Is it a traditional landcsape or a cityscape? There are mountains and clouds and lots of land, but then there's this sprawling metropolis encroaching on the scene. Nicely done.

The Long Road Ahead
by Aarthek

Comment:
(14/38) Wonderful feeling of depth, probably enhanced by the lack of color. I feel as though I'm being pulled into the scene.

Todays almost gone.
by Lad

Comment:
(13/38) Beautifully composed -- love the way the sun seems to be rolling along the horizon. Great clouds too.

No Direction Home
by Oded

Comment:
(12/38) I guess it's land, so that makes it a landscape? Great concept -- probably not the best fit for the challenge though.

Serenity
by McCarlie

Comment:
(11/38) It is most serene, though my eye is having trouble finding something to latch on to.

The Grapes of Wrath
by MichaelC

Comment:
(10/38) Your title is fitting -- I'm guessing this is California? The tree looks wonderfully out of place, but most impressive against that sky. In black and white, this has an otherworldly feel to it. Really nice.