Solitude of the Fisherman
by Gudjonotto

Comment by posthumous:
become the fish

Solitude of the Fisherman
by Gudjonotto

Comment by PennyStreet:
And the deep river ran on.

Solitude of the Fisherman
by Gudjonotto

Comment by Neat:
Where’s his fishing rod?

Smooth capture.

Braided Rivers and Glacial Pools
by Gudjonotto

Comment by mariuca:
Is this for real? The bottom part looks truly like a painting
I know it's real because the top part appeared here often!

Solitude of the Fisherman
by Gudjonotto

Comment by VitaminB:
I like the high key in this shot, give it a dreamy feel. The title alludes to him being a fisherman, I think I would like this better if he was holding a rod.

Solitude of the Fisherman
by Gudjonotto

Comment by Art Roflmao:
I mean, whe ya gotta pee... ;-P

Balcony Patterns
by Gudjonotto

Comment by posthumous:
interesting how perfectly the diagonal "steps" of the balconies match the slope of the driveway. the matching color of car and brake lights right between the two columns works well. band of blue sky also feels right. This is simultaneously ordinary and perfect. fascinating.

Balcony Patterns
by Gudjonotto

Comment by primabarbara:
The colors!

Burst of colors
by Gudjonotto

Comment by posthumous:
entering warp drive in your cubicle

Just a normal day in Iceland
by Gudjonotto

Comment by ericwoo:
Hey there from the Critique Club

My thoughts on the image: This is a spectacular image that finished with a well-deserved blue ribbon. I love that it is only your second entry back, and you are right back in the mix again.

My ideas for improvement: There is nothing I can offer for improvement here. The subject is phenomenal, the composition is excellent and very eye-drawing, and the technical aspects of the capture are all spot on. The smoke an haze play well to set an awesomely ominous tone to the photo.

Where I would have/did score this entry: I did vote in this one, and you were one of the three 9 scores that I gave out. The other two finished second and third. Congrats on an awesome photo, and welcome back to DPC competition!

Thank you for the opportunity to provide a critique on your entry,
Eric