Roadless
by ellamay

Comment by Enzo:
Sign indistinct, subject of image unsure

Tongue in Cheek
by ellamay

Comment by rhipster:
Nice contrasts and sharpness.

Dissapearing Wetlands
by ellamay

Comment by Olyuzi:
Absolutely LOVE this painterly photograph!!! Even without a definite subject it's great. Very romantic and dreamlike. The pastel and muted colors are wonderful and the light is equisite! I can't say enough about how I feel about it...maybe my all time favorite on DPC.

Dissapearing Wetlands
by ellamay

Comment by silverden:
very atmospheric but a tad too much sky?

Dissapearing Wetlands
by ellamay

Comment by casualguy:
Nice foggy capture, decent composition, nice job.

Roadless
by ellamay

Comment by justine:
I looked at this shot a long time and it's grown on me. I think the only bother with it is the sign is so over exposed. This is a pretty spot. Good luck in the challenge.

Dissapearing Wetlands
by ellamay

Comment by zeuszen:
A fine image and a worthwhile concern. The wall of cedars (?) in the background is subtle enough, through the fog, to miss.

Because of this, the diffusion of tones toward the background, I would consider including a little more of the better defined and more vivid water plants in the very front row, if the composition by thirds tolerated it.

The misspelled title is an unfortunate slip.

Dissapearing Wetlands
by ellamay

Comment by MrAkamai:
Great composition and use of negative space. Details are amazing. Not sure if the fog/haze affected the sky or not but I would have liked to see a bit more blue up there as that would complemented the green at the bottom quite nicely.

Dissapearing Wetlands
by ellamay

Comment by pcody:
Lovely photograph. Moody and quiet. Nice job of focusing. I like it and will not lower your score for spelling your title wrong, after all, what are editors for anyway? It would be interesting to see what would happen if you increased the saturation a bit.

Dissapearing Wetlands
by ellamay

Comment by willem:
Great atmosphere, lovely depth due to mist and colors. The sky looked very strange at first, but with your explanation that it was trees and not sky, I now see it. Such a wonderful picture from such a simple scene.