Sunflower Flames
by seethroughmylens

Comment by KarenNfld:
Nice!

Spring Has Sprung
by seethroughmylens

Comment by giantmike:
Wow, congrats on making me extra dizzy! I think the railings make me feel like I'm a stumbling drunk. :)

Chipped Paint
by seethroughmylens

Comment by DiscoVader:
I like it! The cart does seem a little out of place outside on the grass there -- it seems like it should have some water damage from being out there. That said, the details of the chipping paint are great, and I love what the potted flower adds to the shot.

Spring Has Sprung
by seethroughmylens

Comment by LMGU83:
Nice, so fresh.

Spring Has Sprung
by seethroughmylens

Comment by hernan43:
The fence seems to frame a picture within the picture.

Chipped Paint
by seethroughmylens

Comment by mom4ever:
Good one!

Chipped Paint
by seethroughmylens

Comment by hernan43:
This could benefit from some pp sharpening. It would really bring out the texture.

Chipped Paint
by seethroughmylens

Comment by neophyte:
Nice take on the theme.

Two Kinds of Hard Drives - Those That Have Failed and Those That Are Going To
by seethroughmylens

Comment by Tacoma28:
Crisp and clean, a little light reflection on the spindle

Just Clouds Being Dramatic
by seethroughmylens

Comment by Paul:
I am participating in the "Why a '5' not a '6'?" commenting activity (see recent forum thread). Viewers are asked to leave a comment with some of their votes of '5' letting the photographer know why, for them, it fell short of a vote of '6'. If you have found this comment useful, you may wish to offer some of your own to those images where you vote 5.

I imagine I'll be off the curve here and my score of 5 will be lower than your average. I suppose that's an admission that it is perhaps worth more. As a small niggle, the horizon isn't horizontal - that always bothers me a little; but more than that, this sort of sunset scene always leaves me a bit cold. You're right that twisty looking cloud is interesting and your processing serves it well but I'm someone who likes to see a bit more story in images. That isn't to say I don't score landscapes highly; often I do but they tend to be stunningly done with a very strong sense of depth - the flatness of the sea and the distant horizon doesn't give you much of a chance to show perspective.