Niagara Falls
by rayg544

Comment:
Nice aerial shot.

Highlight Tower
by jean_muc

Comment:
Dizzy looking up. Where's my Star Wars X-Wing?

DEEP
by jusdavidtin

Comment:
Interesting idea. IMO, a crop with just the hallway would be more effective - the radiator on the right, sun spot and chair on left, and sprinkler on ceiling are distracting.

My Son
by ridvanerkan

Comment:
Sweet. Different composure.

Colors of Night
by Ken

Comment:
A warm summer evening. Love the colors. I've never known anyone else to capture the same subject in so many distinctive, interesting and pleasant ways.

Stranded
by Structor

Comment:
Wonderful! The sky is phenomenal, the lighting on the boat makes it easy to spot, and the icicles add to the feeling.

February
by gys

Comment:
Wow! Tough shot to work with. But, you've definitely brought some depth to it. I like the curved "line" through the center of the shot, and the parallel of the herd with the edge of the sand. The shot may be a tad dark, but that gives me the impression of the end of the day, and bringing the sheep back to shelter for the night. Don't you just love trying to work around power lines in the background? They are subtle enough to not be distracting. Very nice shot.

Beer, Cigarettes, & Gas -- The Perfect Match
by klkitchens

Comment:
Hey! I think this is a great shot. It must be all those young whippersnappers who've never seen a classic book of matches that were used to advertise just about anything and everything (that was back when you were weird if you didn't smoke).
Not to mention the brilliance of giving aware items that create fire at a gasoline station (that was back when if you lit a match at a gas station and blew yourself up, it was your fault for being so stupid / foolish, and your estate would be expected to pay to rebuild the station).
And Falstaff? Fort Wayne, Indiana. Any idea of the approximate dates of the match books? The Camel one looks to be from the 60's or maybe even 50's. Nice reflections. Your score is no where near an accurate reflection of the quality of this shot. RTFM people (or RTFD in this case)...

Forest of Dean
by bobonacus

Comment:
That is absolutely gorgeous. Looks like a trail you could chase a rabbit down in the dead of winter. It feels like there is a story to be told about this - a warm, happy tale. Not even a nitpick with this one - even the purple glare in the center foreground fits in nicely and adds to the depth of the shot.

February Landscape-Eagle Peak
by twmax

Comment:
Very nice shot. IMO, the right side mountains are too dark. The clouds are very nice. You might be able to crop a bit off the top, and a bit off the left to bring the peak in a bit closer.