Down to Earth
by Waitingsilence

Comment by grahamgator:
A beautiful scene captured so well. Congrats on the HM.

Down to Earth
by Waitingsilence

Comment by Cyrilda:
Nice night shot.

Down to Earth
by Waitingsilence

Comment by Neat:
Awesome image

Down to Earth
by Waitingsilence

Comment by Paul:
Normally not my sort of image but the joining of sky and earth and the mediating clouds grabs me.

Very well made.

Down to Earth
by Waitingsilence

Comment by Dennisheckman:
Fantastic image.

Halo 22
by Waitingsilence

Comment by GeorgesBogaert:
The most special entrance in this challenge. I like it. I don't know how you got to this result. A water drop on the lens? An 8 from me.

Down to Earth
by Waitingsilence

Comment by asij:
Wow! Love it!

Down to Earth
by Waitingsilence

Comment by pedahel7:
This is a very visually stunning photo, nice capture.

Loving Details in (extra)Ordinary Things
by Waitingsilence

Comment by Waitingsilence:

Originally posted by Lydia: I always look at an image for the challenge topic, of course, but also how I like it outside of the challenge topic. This wins on the former (It fits the topic perfectly), but it doesn't work at all for me as a photograph outside of the challenge. I didn't vote on this, but I'd have given it my lowest score, due to it not being a wonderful photograph on its own standing. However, I'm only one person... *grin* And I'm only telling this to help you understand other people's ideas, not to criticize.

And I thank you for your feedback, Lydia!

This particular one was shot with the sole purpose of entering this challenge, It's not a picture I'm fond of, and I'm aware of the fact that it has only one leg to stand on!

Maybe this is an error I make, sometimes I tend to give too much importance to the challenge fitting, rather than the absolute value of a photography.

Anyway these are all different yet valid points of view.

Thanks again for stopping by!

Loving Details in (extra)Ordinary Things
by Waitingsilence

Comment by Lydia:
I always look at an image for the challenge topic, of course, but also how I like it outside of the challenge topic.

This wins on the former (It fits the topic perfectly), but it doesn't work at all for me as a photograph outside of the challenge.

I didn't vote on this, but I'd have given it my lowest score, due to it not being a wonderful photograph on its own standing.

However, I'm only one person... *grin* And I'm only telling this to help you understand other people's ideas, not to criticize.