World without glasses
by lapop

Comment:
Can't ding an out of focus shot with a title like this. Gotta give you a good vote for such a good idea.

Cry me a river!
by WickedSound

Comment:
I'm not thrilled with the heavy orange cast, though I do realize it was an intentional look. I do like the comp and crop you used for this.

unravelled
by Retroesque

Comment:
This could be the other side of the door on my second week archive photo!

3-jan 09 archive foto. sheep
by roz

Comment:
If this is what you come up with when you are uninspired, then the rest of us should just quit right now!

DESERT TREE
by pickster

Comment:
It's an interesting looking scene, though the high scoring "wow factor" isn't quite there. I popped this in to my editor out of curiosity and I think this would be really dramatic as a b/w.

Standing By The Pond
by BrianR

Comment:
Neat scene. I guess the choice was to tilt the tree or the horizon. The tree looks a little overprocessed to me, almost like an illustration that has been pasted in.

Winter
by AP

Comment:
Great contrasty textures. The way the snow is lying over the bark just brings out lots of detail.

Standing,,,
by ikopanas

Comment:
Seems a little soft, but it's an interesting semi-silhouette.

Last one of it's kind
by Giorgio

Comment:
Is there a story behind the title? Why is it the last of it's kind?

Persevering from the Beginning
by karmat

Comment:
Maybe could use a little more pop in the contrast and color department. The bright snow is coming off grayish to me. I can also see some areas around the edges that appear to have had the vignette added. There is a clearly visible edge to it. It's something that may Not be visible on all monitors.

Added: I am now looking at it on my calibrated monitor at work, and the dark edges of the vignette are even more evident now. If it is not visible on your monitor, I am willing to bet some playing around with curves, levels or contrast will make what I am referring to stand out.