Just a Taste
by vawendy

Comment:
I love this because I remember doing it. It's good to 'feel' something when you 'see' someone's art.

Waiting on Dinner to "Fly" By
by Lydia

Comment:
I love this and it's perfect. One of my top rated and it's an interesting choice to use a "portrait" orientation. I highly approve!

I have a feeling I know who shot this, but I'm holding off on mentioning my guess. I will let you know! :-D

Point of View
by gyaban

Comment:
This is great and I recognize the profile of Christophe. I definitely see another ribbon here, and my only preference would be to remove the rainbow. Still, nicely done!

I'm coming back to add...I always admire the detail you put into your works so on that note I thought you would like a mention of a small point about the rainbow. The shadows of the tree and person indicate the source of light is in the same direction in the sky as the rainbow itself and this would not be possible unless this is a "moonbow," as rainbows are in the opposite side of the sky as the sun. I see the "point of view" is that the rainbow appears to be originating from the pipe, but I thought you'd appreciate somebody paying close attention. :) Again, well done and I love the effect. Now, I've got to comment on some other photos!

Recipe for rain candy
by mariuca

Comment:
This is awesome. I love the simplicity of it.

Man Crossing the Street
by mrchhas

Comment:
This is great!

Counterpoint
by Zigomar

Comment:
Very interesting perspective and tied for my highest scoring.

On a side note, this image appears to be in the Adobe RGB color space. As far as I know, browsers read JPG files in sRGB color space, so Adobe RGB files will show up with slightly different (and somewhat unpredictable) colors than intended. I shoot in aRGB also, but make sure to convert the color profile upon saving. Save for Web will automatically do so.

I think in this instance the color shifts add to the image. The street, instead of appearing gray, appears to have a greenish tint. I like the effect, but it might be unintended.

Reflect
by goinskiing

Comment:
This is simple and very well done. A nice feeling of Zen and peace. One of my highest scored images, and hopefully proof to many that basic/advanced editing shots can do well in expert challenges.

Woody Woofer
by jomari

Comment:
This is awesome!

Who left the joker in the deck??
by vawendy

Comment:
Haha, nicely done! This is very funny, Wendy.

bed
by jmritz

Comment:
I like the effect. Nicely achieved.