3 Unfortunate Trees in the Path of a Storm
by postoakinversion

Comment:
That`s one brutal looking sky !
Wouldn`t be the American midwest by any chance..where the tornadoes are wreaking havoc ?
Well captured

Armadillo_filtered.jpg
by Tallbloke

Comment:
I think you would have done well with this Steve.
Apart from a wee bit of cloning (floodlight & Aerial?), the only adjustment I would make would be to include a little more sky..just enough to have the roof starting about 1/3rd way down from the top of the image and take a little off the bottom until you`ve got your lower roof touching a 1/3rd from the bottom and you`ve cracked it (for me).
Look forward to seeing your submission.
Good luck.
Gordon

Central Park Bench
by daisy77

Comment:
Congratulations on your ribbon Margaret,
Thoroughly deserved for a very good submission.

Gordon

the window
by ursula

Comment:
Congratulations on a great image Ursula..so glad to see "selective desat" doing well. I`ve always felt that..used well, it can add so much to an image.
Your ribbon winner proves that to be the case.

Gordon

The Prey's Perspecitve
by JoelHSmith

Comment:
Congratulations on your blue.
Thoroughly deserved for a very inventive image.

Gordon

Curious Cows
by e301

Comment:
Like your shot very much Ed..well done.
It would appear that you and I have been looking at similar themes recently.

gun1.jpg
by cbonsall

Comment:
Haven`t tried the multi shot mode yet.
Very impressive..well caught

David & Goliath (ll)
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Really like the way this has been thought out.
A simple photo but with lots of impact.
Well done & good luck

Grangemouth Oil Refinery
by Tallbloke

Comment:
Know the place well..since I worked there for 20 odd years....you`ve made a good job of capturing the plant because all the old depressions started to well up as soon as I looked at it.
Well done...10

Green on Green
by train

Comment:
I really like the lighting and exposure in this image..the subtle tones of green and blue make it a very intriguing image