18 Seconds Before Sunset
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Wonderful observation. This is the kind of thing we should see more of.

Points of Light
by visionist

Comment:
Should have ribboned. That 4th is indeed a robbery without mentioning colours - bet you're feeling a bit blue!

Leaf Peeper
by scalvert

Comment:
Sweet! My kind of shot.
: )

Towers of Gold, Feet of Clay
by Louis

Comment:
A perfect use of this lens in strong, effective light.

The Mill
by gull

Comment:
I think you're actually very lucky to be blue, as I'm sure you realise too. This is a relatively average, over exposed shot made 'better' by some fairly clumsy processing. Sorry, but this is the kind of editing becoming prevalent here at DPC and it's not a good thing.

The centred composition doesn't do it for me, although the foreground has interest and you have a strong viewpoint too. The subject is OK, but your horizon line slices dead centre too which kills much of what drama may have been available. I would have included much more cobblestones and less of that undramatic, overcast sky, creating some stronger leading lines.

The Window
by bucket

Comment:
What's this doing second? Crazy.

Prehistoric Azikh Woman
by Balko

Comment:
Bring woman to me - me hungry for woman - me want it now.

You can drag her by the hair of you like but please organise my request as soon as convenient. Thanks.

fuoco e fumo
by tate

Comment:
Love the blend of life and death of the flame here. Good comp if a little overexposed.

Tough Actin' My Ass!
by narcdawg

Comment:
It's always bottoms with you Americans!

Anyway, you need some Dr Scholl on those and some strong antiperspirant. Compositionally it's adequate, but lacks strength - it's all a bit, well, just there in front of you. Just putting one foot in front of the other (excuse the pun) would have helped make the shot more dynamic. Good flames and exposure.

"Z"
by graphicfunk

Comment:
I know this is a cool capture - and the fire itself is delicious - but I find the back-/foreground elements very distracting. They don't seem to assist the shot in any way. The tree trunk behind him also looks a bit like an isolated rain shower!