Bad Hair Day
by scooter88

Comment:
Very, very nice image, but you should have entered it in the Free Study rather than this challenge.

Confused Little Wonder
by homens

Comment:
Very pretty girl and nice image, I fear it will be down graded because of not meeting the challenge.

Canterbury Cathedral
by warriorwriter

Comment:
I love old churches, great symmetry and I like the ways the windows add color on the edges.....you are good.

Torpedo Factory
by warriorwriter

Comment:
Great catch to recognize the pattern and the color behind it, really nice image.

Old Town Tunnel
by warriorwriter

Comment:
Great leading lines in this and I really like the tone of the image.

Times Square
by warriorwriter

Comment:
I really like this, love the color and the capture of the environment. I will tell you that I normally do not care for the distortion of a fisheye lens, but it works well in this image.

Cauldron Falls 2
by SaraR

Comment:
I am a sucker for waterfalls and love the potential in this one. I like the long view you have taken on it and the placement of the falls itself in the image. I think it would benefit from a little longer shutter speed to let the water blur a little more...I personally like silky waterfalls. I can't be sure whether you used a polarizing filter or not, but if you did not, give that a try next time. That filter really helps with any water shots.

4609-950-color.jpg
by mpeters

Comment:
I really like this, prefer it over the monotone one, love the composition with the large rock toward the middle and the colors in the water.

CONFERENCE HOUSE
by RulerZigzag

Comment:
I love the tone of this image, the lighting and the framing of the house by the trees....very nice

February Landscape-Eagle Peak
by twmax

Comment:
There is a lot to like about this image (dramatic clouds, snow on the mountain, the light playing on the mountain), but the "land" part of the image as a whole doesn't inspire me. Maybe it is too much of the flat lifeless foreground or the sense that the mountains are smaller than I suspect they really are. The sense of mountains isn't grabbing me. Please understand this is intended as a helpful comment and not a criticism.