O- 8
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Clean and crisp, great graphic presentation

Overhead, Underground
by MaryO

Comment:
Well my two favorites have no real hopes of ribbons, so being a top two is a dubious honor this week. Lovely creep of the organic into the geometry of the constructed and the glow of purple and green are spot on. well done.

Just Take a Quick Peak
by GeneralE

Comment:
I doubt this will do well but I love the direct framing and straightforward tone handling; one of my favorites.

Urban Lavender
by Paul

Comment:
I like all the chaos behind your primary subject, but I think it could have been better arranged to interact as a whole. As is it looks a bit like 2 shots superimposed on each other.

I am.
by Lydia

Comment:
Just lovely.

Pollination
by Enlightened

Comment:
I do wish there was a bit more depth here because everything else is solid ( I know macro and depth are not exactly fellow travelers, but it the only flaw)

Wanna go for a RIDE?
by LN13

Comment:
You may consider it a picture of you goofy dog, but there is a solid reason this deserved blue. The tones, the powerfull leading lines, the hint of sunset in the reflections, the perfect blur of the road, but mostly it is the pure joy radiating off the goofy dog and it was one of the few entries that is almost entirely about the wind.

Battered by Hurricane Arthur
by Enlightened

Comment:
Now here I feel the wind!

Hypnotized
by Judi

Comment:
This is a much better shot than entry. I love the Maxfield Parish vibe and it is a lovely image, but her hair is hanging straight down and the fabric is going in different directions. If you had had a windy day (or access to one of those fans they make hurricanes out of for the movies) This would have ribboned.

The Rocket's Red Glare, the Bombs Bursting in Air
by vlado

Comment:
I though including the ubiquitous cell phone was clever (though a bit of color shifting to make the image there and in the sky you have been to the good) and figured this would place much, much higher. An iconic shot with a twist.