Painted Shores
by MargaretNet

Comment by aberration:
Perfectly Lik like! I'm honored to be next door to you again!

Painted Shores
by MargaretNet

Comment by Cuttooth:
Thought this would be the winner for sure. Very nicely done.

Painted Shores
by MargaretNet

Comment by jomari:
Lovely - fabulous colours.

Painted Shores
by MargaretNet

Comment by ShutterRev:
Great Lik style shot. I gave this a 9, the color is great and it's perfectly suited for the challenge. Very slightly soft focus throughout, where a Lik would be razor sharp from the shore to clouds in the distance. Great job! I think this would be a really nice print on a metallic paper, as Lik does.

Painted Shores
by MargaretNet

Comment by MadMan2k:
Very pretty sky and light, and I like how you can see through the water.

Painted Shores
by MargaretNet

Comment by Neat:
Although this is not really my type of image, due mainly to the fact it's such a cliche image, done 1000 times before, I have to admit it is Lik like, and in the spirit of the theme, have to vote accordingly. Bumping up.

Edit for spelling error, ipad auto correction :)

Painted Shores
by MargaretNet

Comment by illini75:
Fits the category very well. Nice colors and the eye is led right down those pilings

Fisherman with a Seagull
by MargaretNet

Comment by pixelpig:
Congratulations on the ribbon & the score. Looks like most people would've voted not to DQ this. I'm glad you posted it. Thanks!

Fisherman with a Seagull
by MargaretNet

Comment by grahamgator:
Wonderful Margaret. Congrats on the ribbon.

Fisherman with a Seagull
by MargaretNet

Comment by Paul:
Just a quick note to say, although highly effective, this is a DQ-able edit (for the creation of new image features). It split SC opinion but the nature of the challenge meant that we felt that this was an understandable response to the challenge. Human discretion has won out.

Please don't use this image as a reference case to avoid future DQs in less specialised challenges though. (A general note, not specifically aimed at this photographer).

(And congrats on the ribbon!)

Thanks

Paul