Vines
by Melethia

Comment:
Nice conversion to b/w. As I experiment with it, I'm finding that Topaz if often just the thing to give a b/w some zing. I'm saving any real discussion of it for the SC, though.

Torquay-18.-11-.-2007-044.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
How can I not like a photo of girls in swimsuits?!

City West of Dallas
by David Ey

Comment:
Trying to figure out where this was shot from. I'm guessing somewhere in the hospital district?

Don't copy me
by yjoshi

Comment:
Wayyyyy too much JPEG compression is taking away most of the detail in what would otherwise be an interesting view with nice light. Your file size is only 64k and you could have used up to 200k for this challenge. Compression kills detail. Always use the least compression you can get away with and still come in under challenge limits.

Alone I stand
by cjavier

Comment:
Nice perspective, a bit of unpleasant noise visible in the clouds that could have been dealt with under advanced editing rules.

Simplicity
by irish_princess87

Comment:
Need a little bump up in the visual impact dept. I think, but overall pretty good composition and choice of tree. I would photograph something like this.

Square Root
by MaryO

Comment:
That's just weird, but I can see how it happened.

Tough
by bjoern

Comment:
Cool view. Amazing how trees can cling to almost anything. Seems a little grainy somehow. Not sure what.

.....Devil Yellow
by dougi555

Comment:
You could have gotten a lower perspective if the ground wasn't in the way. I can appreciate rolling around on the ground to get these perspectives!

Yellow
by Elzbells47

Comment:
Pretty good depth of field for so close to such a small flower. Good but not a killer shot, though. Some selective editing tricks could help to pull some detail from the highlights and shadows. Keep in mind, however, that I'm not a huge fan of flower shots. I do love bugs and critters, however.