Tumbled by ...
by ciaeagle

Comment:
From North Wales by any chance? Regardless, I'm enjoying this selection both for its appeal and for its responsiveness to the challenge topic.

A white coating on the high mountains
by jimsapp

Comment:
I'm really enjoying the contrast between the peaks in sunlight and the foreground and FWIW I don't object to there being snow. The foreground is reminding me of a wood cut or etching I think because of the very dark areas along each ridge top, an effect I like.

The Rusty Fishing Boats
by franktheyank

Comment:
It's a tough environment for these boats... Reminds me of our periodic trips to New Bedford when we're always drawn to the piers to look at and photograph the fishing boats. Great capture of their wonderful colors and form/shape (voted earlier).

Hosta in Winter
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Congrats on a lovely image sweetie. I grow these for just this purpose!!

(There'll Be) Peace in the Valley (For Me)
by Giles

Comment:
Congrats on the ribbon for a lovely image, Giles, and thanks for the map coordinates. Lovely low winter light.

turning back into a tree
by mariuca

Comment:
A magnificent shot and really creative interpretation of the challenge topic.

11 Pipers Piping
by vawendy

Comment:
Lovely image, Wendy. Congratulations on the Blue.

the passing
by daisydavid

Comment:
Exquisite image. It seems to engage almost all the senses.

Ghostling
by RKT

Comment:
Looking at this challenge for the first time. This one really grabs my attention. Love it. Your nephew clearly got into the spirit of the shot!

The Backhoe
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I guess we might as well make the most of documenting what's happening around us since what Robert didn't tell you is that we are about to experience simultaneously a house being built directly across the street (this photo shows that process underway), a cottage being demolished and replaced by a 2-story house right next to us with the closest wall of that building being 25 feet from our bedroom windows (and we are not usually early risers) and our road being torn up to replace an aging gas line (for which we should be thankful as we heard it was in poor condition when it had to be repaired outside our house due to a leak 18 months ago). I work from home.. I think I better invest in some "noise cancelling" headphones. Robert's experience of course will be somewhat different..

Message edited by author 2012-11-11 21:04:45.