Apocalypse
by jmsetzler

Comment by tolovemoon:
Its not "copying" for say... Just borrowed idea... To many photos are the same these days anyways, ok not all to many... But ya know when you have the artist permission or atleast give credit where its do and take it to your own level then it makes for a respected situation. This is really good.. Congrats on being in the top 20:)

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Comment by charmayne:
This to me is one of the best in this challenge and exemplifies what I believe alot of photography is about. Capturing a moment, whether it be a sunset or a bird in flight or an expression or emotion and freezing it. An image doesnt have to be rich with color or amazing photoshop inhancement to have impact, certainly we can find those in water colors or oil paintings should that be the goal. This image certainly has "Wow Factor" for me! I gave it a 10 and will be adding it to my favorites WOW!!

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Comment by Brad:
John,
This was a superb photograph, but as we all know, didn't have the wow factor. I sure would have been proud to have taken this and would have probably chosen it as a best of 04 shot too. Was one of my favorites overall.
Keep 'em coming.

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Comment by lwkimages:
FOUR ones!!?? Unbelievable and frustrating that anyone (...let alone FOUR) could say that this image is the worst of the worst.

Foliage
by jmsetzler

Comment by tarena4u:
I love macro shots and I think this one is great.

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Comment by jimmythefish:
you wuz robbed man. i liked this one the best.

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Comment by carisakD70:
Nice photo.

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Comment by Alecia:
this is great, love the lines and her almost hidden face--a wonderfully subtle human element. nice capture. :)

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Comment by charmayne:
A great shot...works well in b/w I can see why this would be one of your "best" for the year...bumping up to 10

Two Tone Tonic
by jmsetzler

Comment by undieyatch:
This dpc icon has a staying power that is remarkable. My first impression of it during the vote (I gave it a 5) was that it was set up using a format from a Popular Photography magazine "how to" project circa 1965. I still have that impression of it when I look at it and (to it's credit) the many spin-offs it has fostered on this site. What I like in this image aside from the quality of technique is the 60's pop-op genre it seems to fit into. The colour of it - I always thought was over done, looked at in b&w or sepia, the soul of this composition shines.