Majestic
by bobonacus

Comment:
Beautiful head gear on this animal. Nice capture too. Monotone works very well for this.

Polar Dreams
by Kelli

Comment:
Nice composite! The background/overlay works really well for this. Good job!

Park world
by Melethia

Comment:
This is similar to shooting a virtual tour only more involved. The end result is simply mind-boggling!

Twist and Shout
by Jutilda

Comment:
So simplistic yet bold at the same time. Your PP worked very well for this composition. I like the final results too!

1/31 Spring is right around the corner
by salmiakki

Comment:
Good composition, great colors, a very appealing capture. Ahhh...spring is just around the corner. ;-)

Merganser two-step
by scooter97

Comment:
Wonderful contrast/color in this in spite of the blur.. the clarity in the birds makes this work. It appears to be raining or snowing, can't tell which. Excellent capture, you really pulled this off nicely!

From the Light
by cryan

Comment:
The light actually cascades down into the icy droplet.. and there it ends. Very poignant. It's as if you've captured the light and frozen it in time. Excellent!

Winter of our Discontent
by Jutilda

Comment:
My gawd...the music I'm listening to on SKY.fm was just perfect for this image! What a unique experience to actually to see the motion of your image come thru the music. The bright light from the branches entangled in a rhythmic movement on the sinister backdrop, the contrasts are amazing. Very well done!

JR receiving trophy
by Kelli

Comment:
In spite of all your drawbacks, this is a wonderfully charming image. The light is a little harsh on your son which is something you couldn't overcome without special filters, etc. But, the detail in the background is splendid, the people in the back come through beautifully and that is even harder to achieve. I think you did an excellent job capturing the emotion of this very special moment.

Station
by Melethia

Comment:
This definitely has some major history behind it. The Lensbaby gives this an eerie quality and moves the eyes to the set of windows...not unlike the pans in Hitchcock's Psycho. The movement in this is surreal and it's very much alive. Gives me the chills. Excellent portrayal!!!!!