Autumn Reverie
by Bear_Music

Comment by Barroness:
Very interesting creation of colors.

Emergence
by Bear_Music

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Note to self: Never do mushrooms before challenge voting.

Evidently, Flossing Wasn't the Answer..
by Bear_Music

Comment by Refocused:
If everyone flossed the world would be a better place!

Swamp Pond at Sundown
by Bear_Music

Comment by LevT:
Beautiful shot, Robert, must be even much better in a big size! The inherent problem with panoramic shots they don't look very good in web-size presentation. Congrats on Top10! Looks like the same type of panorama as my shot in this challenge.

Early Autumn in Vermont
by Bear_Music

Comment by Barroness:
Congratulations
Stunning image in stunning autumn colors.

Early Autumn in Vermont
by Bear_Music

Comment by Agricio:
Very beautiful!

The Barrier Beach
by Bear_Music

Comment by roz:
surprised about the placement of this ..
there's one thing i want to add to the comment i made during voting .

loving the sting ray in the water ..
and yes i know there isnt a sting ray there .
just the shadow of a cloud .
but in my reality the stingray is just chillin there in the water .. possibly observing those land-locked creatures he can see if he sticks his head above the waves ..
this is great .. :)

The Barrier Beach
by Bear_Music

Comment by streetpigeon:
Great vastnesses here, precisely picked out in highly contrasting black and white. Elicits a feeling of awe. I like that person on the lower oceanside beach giving us a perspective of size.
One of five personal favorites of the challenge.

Early Autumn in Vermont
by Bear_Music

Comment by roz:
GOSH .. what a pretty view .
loving all the autumn colours ..
congrats on the ribbon . :)

The Barrier Beach
by Bear_Music

Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

I like the 'layers' of water present here from the calm sun gleaming on the surface on the one side of the land barrier to the oncoming waves moving ashore on the other side. There is that single person standing on the shore watching the waves come in that is an added bonus of giving the viewer a grand sense of scale.