Song of the Sea
by Tammster

Comment:
Beautifully soft with lovely pastels. I think the title fits this picture perfectly.
What an interesting rock formation! 7

Union Pacific Railroad
by tfarrell23

Comment:
This is a great picture of a train. I love the rustic colors throughout the portrait. Looking at this does leave me wanting to see a slightly wider view though, so I can see the context. 6

Why Me
by Ken

Comment:
Beautiful natural portrait. It really seems to convey her essence to the viewer in a way that most posed artificial portraits do not. Is that a microphone she is wearing? That is the only thing that I find distracting

FOCUS
by DKZ

Comment:
The selective desat works really well, and I think this is a really strong cat portrait. He/she really seems to be staring into my soul. The only shame is that the focus is clearly on the forehead more so than the eyes.

The Study
by neophyte

Comment:
This is great. I think the black and white conversion is just perfect here. Lovely contrast without losing the important details. I can stare at this photo for a long time. 7

Waiting III
by Melethia

Comment:
I really like this photo, it tells such a great story. The foot posture along with the blurry waiting boy in the back is a really great combination, not to mention the awesome lighting here.
The only thing that bugs me here is that elbow, it feels a bit intrusive since it just barely peeks into the picture.
Great moment. 7

I want YOU....
by MikeW

Comment:
Tack sharp and very intimidating looking. Kudos for not completely overdoing the orange saturation here, I find that happens a lot for tiger pictures, but here the hues look perfect to me. 8

Morning Hummer
by SJCarter

Comment:
I think this might be too neon green for some people, but I am a huge fan! I tend to adore subtle bokeh backgrounds anyways, and I just love how the colors shift from green to blue to yellow in this one. Great shot 8

Unconditional
by Ristyz

Comment:
Such a tender moment. The vignetting makes this moment seem even more magical. I love how the foal is so watchful while the mother is so caring. Great shot, I love it. 8

Striking Distance
by cdn1

Comment:
At first I was disappointed that there was no mouse or animal in this picture. Then I remembered a fact from my biology class that owls can hear mice and stuff moving under the snow, and then strike through it. I am assuming that is what is happening here? So cool! The impact on the snow would have also made an awesome picture. 8