Sun Kissed Snow
by Hipychik

Comment by see:
Absolutely underrated..

Day 1
by Hipychik

Comment by timfythetoo:
A little dark but a very nice composition. A little bit of editing could make this shot sing.

Day 1
by Hipychik

Comment by tjbel05:
Oh, I love this shot. It is dark, but that adds to the appeal of it. Slighty eerie, yet majestic. Would make a GREAT shot for a spooky challenege.

Orange Slice
by Hipychik

Comment by NikonJeb:
What an awesome example of the street photography genre! What I like *BEST*......is that this shot makes its statement in color, wich is generally anathema to the genre, yet carries this shot so well. Underrated IMNSHO, yet still a respectable finish in a tough challenge.

At the End of the Day
by Hipychik

Comment by NikonJeb:
WOW!!!! Just spectacular!!!! What a terrific shot and congrats on a Top 20 finish, and in a Free Stdy, no less!

Babe in Arms
by Hipychik

Comment by jaysonmc:
Somehow hipychick, you have managed to make this one of the best movement photos I have seen in a Low Key shot. It is amazing how you managed to engage the viewers eye throughout the frame. Very concentric circles, amazing. This is one of those special setups that is truly unique. Wonderful!

Day 1
by Hipychik

Comment by roz:
beautiful .. love the dark feel and that amazing deep blue of the sky and the snow in the foreground .. great composition .. check out rob's rheverly church steeple ... at first i thought they were the same church, but after looking at his again i realise that they are very different .. his has similar branches tho ... and of course you live in different countries!! ...

Day 1
by Hipychik

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
I like the blue sky, and that it shows thru the belfry. The tree being so dark adds the "spooky" look.

Day 1
by Hipychik

Comment by TCGuru:
I, personally, like the light :) I also think it is a beautiful shot.

Day 1
by Hipychik

Comment by bassbone:
I like the tree in front of the church. It's a nice crisp image of the brickwork as well. I think you will have a lot to work with in "advanced editing mode".