The Cross
by markwiley

Comment:
Wow very good indeed Mark. Now I am not sure if climbing on to that planter box could be described as very good but you lived to tell the tale:) Congrats!!

Angel of a Morning
by MichaelC

Comment:
Congrats! I wonder if this is the first drone blue ribbon. Either way it is a superb image.

Boat
by MargaretNet

Comment:

Originally posted by Neat: Well weren't you lucky to get a 4, most got one's. Congrats!

Haha yes I was about to say that.

Anyway ignoring that, I would like to say congrats for a superb entry. The processing is just perfect:)

Tangled Up in Blue
by Mond

Comment:
Very soothing image - very nice too! Congrats on the HM!

"I got a head full of ideas That are drivin' me insane"
by Lydia

Comment:
Nicely executed! Congrats on the HM.

I try my best To be just like I am
by Judi

Comment:
Judi - your entries are truly stunning! You have amazing talent and I really enjoy your creativity and photography. Congrats on the red!

Series of Dreams - 1989
by Neat

Comment:
Anita - there is no stopping you these days. Really excellent combination of photos and so expertly executed. A fantastic result on all fronts.

Not Dark Yet
by gyaban

Comment:
First of all congratulations on the blue ribbon.

I feel honoured that you share these amazing creations with us. I know you must spend a great deal of time in planning and execution of these superb images so thank you for putting this effort to entertain our eyes and our minds. I hope you go down in history as a famous French artist - you sure deserve to.

Blue Sky of the Dead
by wbanning

Comment:
Underrated!!

Culmstock Beacon
by P-A-U-L

Comment:

Originally posted by wbanning: I like the muted color palette, which perfectly reflects the grey weather and represents the "landmark" without idealizing the the scene, There's a sense of place and surrounding space that's quite effective. I'm conflicted about the large amount of space to the left of the subject. While it does emphasize the expanse of the valley below, it also reveals the slightly distracting dark foliage and rectangular blocks on the near horizon - I wonder if it might be better to crop the left side in to the point of losing the darker objects.

You are totally spot on about the space to the left. I prefer a tighter crop like a previous entry I had of the same subject:)