Support
by cheekymunky

Comment by K_Pugh:
Nice abstract of a bridge, good luck!

Support
by cheekymunky

Comment by Bear_Music:
Powerfully composed abstract, very strong entry. I wish it well.

Support
by cheekymunky

Comment by EarlySaturdayMorning:
great geometry!

Support
by cheekymunky

Comment by whiteroom:
cool abstract

An Unexpected Call
by cheekymunky

Comment by nsbca7:
Great emotion and composition. 8

An Unexpected Call
by cheekymunky

Comment by srbrubaker:
So, is this a kind of 'I need to call the President but I'm out of quarters' pain of Dr. Strangelove vintage or 'I can't believe what I'm hearing at the other end of the line' kind of pain? The question makes the photo more interesting. It's an interesting concept and, for the most part, it is nicely executed - the motion of the receiver, the wrinkles in the jeans, the open hand, the wedding ring. But I find it annoying or distracting that the line of the work surface passed through the hand. It strips the hand of most of its expressive power.

Evening at Three Cliffs Bay
by cheekymunky

Comment by Neil:
Beautiful view and capture.

Lost III
by cheekymunky

Comment by wkmen:
I like this one best of your "Lost" shots, if not for that flare. Couldn't you clone that out? The off-center inclusion of the road, the winter's sun making the confusion of trees look different but alike, that really says "lost" to me. The darker midtones adds to the atmosphere, too. Exposure and focus are great.

Winter Devon I
by cheekymunky

Comment by wkmen:
Excellent exposure and focus. I think I would like it better in a square presentation, knocking ~95 pixels off the top and ~45-50 off the bottom. That would keep my eyes off the details in the foreground, and minimize the more uniform cloud cover at the top. A great shot, one to be proud of.

Evening at Three Cliffs Bay II
by cheekymunky

Comment by wkmen:
I like the composition of this photo a lot. The scene is beautiful. The only criticism I could offer is that no single area seems to be sharply in-focus. Maybe a little camera shake going on, but it appears that you were on cliff's edge, so who could fault that?