November
by ErikV

Comment:
Great b/w. Nice detail, depth, contrast, sharpness. Sure looks like a November sky to me...

October
by Judi

Comment:
I don't know that the over saturation makes this a better shot. This looks like the sky could have been great without any help.

March
by giba

Comment:
Nice strong shot of the boat. The background building, not so much. Whatever processing you did on the boat and rocks, well, rocks!!! Even the sky is nicely dramatized (I can even forgive the "halo" where the deck and the wheelhouse meet). But the way grass and the background structure appear to be left untouched really detracts from an otherwise very nice shot.

June - Father's Day
by toddhead

Comment:
Top 10 for me so far. GREAT concept, nicely done, although the legs might be just a tad overexposed. I think the total lack of shadow or contour makes this shot less dynamic than it could be with some added depth.

- February - Awakening The Lion City -
by andrewt

Comment:
Nice clean shot. Not sure if this is calendar material though.

P E A C E - D E C E M B E R
by manic35

Comment:
And then they announce the White challenge.... Very sweet. High awww factor. A tad washed out for my picky sensibilities :-)

January
by TrollMan

Comment:
This is so beautiful. And I am mystified by those perfect snow bumps. I think the color adjustment may be too green - the sky is an odd teal color. It makes for an interesting shot, but a weird sky.

January
by SomethingSpecial

Comment:
A shot that is likely to be underrated. I went past it and something caught my eye. I think the content is stellar - love the ice-encased twigs. But I think the lighting is substandard, making it easy to miss the prize on the inside.

February - Valentine's Day (Aperture Rose) DPC Calendar - Photography Terms in Nature
by Carlo21

Comment:
Nice take on the rose shot. The lighting and detail are wonderful.

February Blues - Hawaii
by Jovan

Comment:
Something about the islands is a bit odd. Compared to the depth of the water, the sky, and the coast, they seem oddly flat and untextured.