See it before it stops flowing
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Wow! Congrats on your 1000th entry - outstanding commitment!
But also on the red ribbon!

I Like the landscape and how you captured it - combined with the warning title/undertone it is just great.
Only thing I wonder about is the pink overcast - especially in the clouds...was it in the late afternoon hour or did you do it on purpose at pp?

Tide
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
This is much better for the challenge than your outtake. The other picture is gorgeous but somewhat harder to recognize
I loved this one and rated it quite high, surprised that it didn't make it to the TT at least.

Rush Hour
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Congrats on the Blue!
Love the colours in the flow and the sky

Researcher's Library
by Ammie

Comment:
interesting collection, well captured. I like the sepia look and the shadows and lights of the glasses
Congrats on the HM

Time-to-hit-the-books
by SophiaK

Comment:
very good point of view. What a pity there are no books on the lowest shelves
Congrats on the HM!

College of Social Science Library NTU
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
I agree with Lydia, this is really a very cool and modern library
Congrats Georges!

Burning The Midnight Oil
by Beaubeau

Comment:
During voting I wondered how you managed to get the pages standing upright...
Very well staged - Congrats!

The Library of Congress Reading Room
by GolferDDS

Comment:
impressive librabry indeed - very well captured, Larry
Never thought my shot would end up better than this, it was my favourite
Congrats!!

Morning on the lake
by glad2badad

Comment:
I didn't suspect the loon to be assembled into your shot, totally believable. You did a great job on the shadow/reflection - that's why mostly you could tell it's not real.
I also like the thin light line between mountain and reflection
As a whole I liked it but I wasn't overwhelmed - it didn't feel like a best of shot - Extended or not.

edit:
sorry left a "n"

Message edited by author 2020-02-16 17:31:37.

Cold
by bjoern

Comment:
Ha - I knew these trees were familiar...