The Village Paradox
by MichaelC

Comment:
Lovely, with a title that adds an additional dimension to the scene.

woodland
by tnun

Comment:
An unusually successful color inversion or infrared technique, it seems. Whatever the method, this image brings a new dimension to the scene. and the DOF provided by the venerable f/8 works to bring it together. Bravo!

As a member of DPL's Team Underground, the bling I bestowed during the recent DPL had point value for the highly prized Underward. Now that DPL is over, my bling is "pointless" - as it should be, and has been re-imagined as such. Congratulations, you are among the first recipients of the POLM award. Click the thumbnail for a description.

Fallen
by jagar

Comment:
Fabulous! With darkness at its core - it's all about the edges, And perfectly well-suited to f/8, too.

As a member of DPL's Team Underground, the bling I bestowed during the recent DPL had point value for the highly-prized Underward. Now that DPL is over, my bling is "pointless" - as it should be - and has been re-imagined as such. Congratulations, you are among the first recipients of the POLM award. Click the thumbnail for a description.

Last One Out, Turn Off The Lights
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
I'm usually disdainful of IR photos. Most often I find them to be gimmicky and seldom see added interest/value as a result of the technique. This is different. This is stunning. If I'd been here in time to award my humble bling before rollover, I'd have left you one of these...;.

Popsicle
by pgirish007

Comment:

Originally posted by Nicht: I recently read this: 101 portrait photography tips. Was a great read! Here, I think the photo is really technically great. The pose just doesn't seem all that natural.

Thanks for the link... interesting read. For me the pose is very natural. It's not posed, but I can easily see this as a natural candid moment.

Main Course ~ Steak & Chicken
by glad2badad

Comment:
Man... I can hear the sizzle and smell it from here.

Picnic
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Nicely composed ultra-wide shot. I'm distracted by the power of the highlights behind the tree - my eye ends up there instead of the in the bottom third of the frame.

Garlic and Peach
by RedIrish

Comment:
Can't say I've ever mixed these two flavors. But they do make a photogenic pair.

c h i l l i n
by KMcC

Comment:
A clever take on the challenge. Exposed and processed with care. Nice!

Man's Best Friend
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Want. This. Now. Yum!