Amber Waves
by benee

Comment:
Shame about the lens flare, but I am well aware that sometimes it can't be avoided. Other than that, this is a very pleasing landscape.

Now Where Did I Put That Bucket?
by Quigley

Comment:
Very interesting scene, but it is hard to make out the details against the background. It seems like it may be oversharpened a bit.

Osprey's Landing
by CorySmith

Comment:
Very cool. The framing with the barbed wire really makes the shot and sets some context. I almost got to see a close up takeoff of the V-22 at the Alliance airshow recently, but they had some problems and I got some less awesome, but still interesting maintenance shots instead. (I was an avionics tech in the AF, I find maintenance interesting.)

High and Dry
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
Maybe cropped a little too close at the top for my preferences, but that's a small nitpick.

Oh yeah?
by snaffles

Comment:
Looks like the horse is about to lick her face. I can handle dog kisses and cat kisses, but equine kisses? Blech.

Captured Banksy
by pointandshoot

Comment:
Is that a cat's paw sticking through? An interesting semi-abstract. I like the play of light and texture. Extra pointage for making me stop to examine it more closely.

The Bridge At Wolf Creek
by smichener

Comment:
Thanks. Now I will have the C.W. Mcall song running through my head all afternoon.

The End of Film
by jeger

Comment:
An old Kodak building, perhaps?

just another day
by Car54

Comment:
This has the soft, low res look of a photo shot many years ago. That look may not be intentional however. I see heavy compression artifacts around the roofline and in other places through the image. The 52k file size tells me this is indeed heavily compressed. That compression is what is killing all the detail. Always use the least amount of compression you can, but still come in under the challenge limit.

A Big TWee
by reephoto

Comment:
On the tenth day of Cwistmas, my twu luv gave to meeeeeee...... ten pounds of BOKEH!!!!