The Coast at Ballycastle
by Paul

Comment by willem:
I like the blue tones and the tranquility of the image.

Down in the weeds
by Paul

Comment by SaraR:
Possibly my favourite of the challenge.

Black and White and Orange
by Paul

Comment by SaraR:
Northern Ireland and marching season? A good record shot. The banner and church in the diagonal make for an interesting comment on the 8nextricable link of religion and politics in the country.

Contact
by Paul

Comment by streetpigeon:
Interesting x-ray-like image. The frosted glass imparts a tantalizing softness, which enables the pressed body parts to have a starker impact. Nice how the glass becomes facade only when joined up with something acting upon it. Edvard Munch redux.

Overexposed
by Paul

Comment by pgirish007:
This was one of my fav in the challenge, different and good take on the shot!

Contact
by Paul

Comment by willem:
Good idea. Nice clean image. Would have removed the bands (?) around the right wrist.

Overexposed
by Paul

Comment by MaryO:
Looks alarmingly like the legs are just hanging there. Sunburst is perfectly positioned.

Overexposed
by Paul

Comment by timb:
Nice shot and different idea. :)

Overexposed
by Paul

Comment by willem:
Browsing through the challenge images, this image made me stop an look. I somehow really like it. Strange colours, strange position, overexposed starburst, it all fits together and make this image special.

A curtsy for Canute
by Paul

Comment by streetpigeon:
(Haven't rated entries in this challenge because I'm unsure what I should be looking for. However, I'd like to express appreciation for the images that, in and of themselves, I enjoy.)
This goes to show that the possibilities of beauty are infinite. So cleanly formulated and, in its own depths of expressiveness, simple. This underwater confection is then topped with the cherry of its own reflection upon the under-surface of the water. The red and blue work wonderfully together. Her hands alone could carry the entire image.