Lady Rollissima's Wonderland
by gyaban

Comment:
Errrr... LOL

Fantastically weird. The only shame is the visible wires. I realise they can't be cloned out in basic editing but perhaps you cuold have painted them black or covered them in mascara or something?

Let the Sunshine IN
by sfalice

Comment:
Beautifully lit

A Fresh Start
by colorcarnival

Comment:
My pick for the blue (that's the kiss of death!)

The Ref
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
I just ordered the challenge by my vote... this one sat at the top of the screen. Really surprised this placed only 39th. I gave it a 9

cloud formation
by pointandshoot

Comment:
Don't really get this image.... are the lines telegraph wires?

Just like a dragonfly...
by tellme

Comment:
I'm seeing the paragliders as the subject of this shot, rather than the sky. Once could argue that they are "in" the sky, but without the paragliders the sky is nothing. It's probably down to interpretation of the challenge brief, but my feeling is that this DNMC. The majority of entrants match my interpretation of the challenge - i.e. moody clouds, maybe burst of sun, perhaps a tiny strip of land as the supporting role. Therefore I'm knocking a point off for my perceived DNMC.

Up to the sky
by thorb59

Comment:
Whilst a nice shot, I see the structure as the main subject with the sky as a supporting role, opposite to the challenge brief. I am therfore knocking a point off for my perception that this DNMC.

Baloons
by JeffryZ

Comment:
Nice shot, but I'm seeing the structure (ship?) and the balloons as the main subject, with the sky as only a supporting role - the opposite of the challenge brief. Therefore I will be knocking a point off for my perception that it DNMC.

MoveToo Fast - Look Too Slow
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Great abstract, although I'm seeing more tree than sky.

Sunset Flight
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
Can't help feeling this is a photo of a model rather than a photo of the sky - the sky seems to be the supporting feature in this. In my opinion this would be a much better shot without the model, and would also meet the challenge more. Therefore I'm knocking a point off for my perceived DNMC.