Shallow Grave
by BaldurT

Comment:
It is a lovely set up, and the addition of the bug is great, but I am in no way convinced that this is in a graveyard. It is a better photograph than an entry in this challenge if that makes any sense.

Your Time Will Come
by George

Comment:
The colors look off to me. The stone is lovely but looks like it is made out of gingerbread. The background is OK, it tells us we are in a graveyard but not much more, so I wish we had more of that beautiful headstone and less of the rest.

fashion-in-history.DSCF9945
by mariuca

Comment:
Great catch in the clothing patterns, but I miss having the woman's hands complete her pattern. There may have been horrible stuff just outside the frame you could not include, but I really wish this was framed loosely enough to include those amputated hands.

modernism
by mariuca

Comment:
Yup that the figure, his shadow and his doppleganger and then the frames on walls and reflections, all truncated. nice forms.

The Mad Hatter
by Judi

Comment:
It is hard to complain about a top ten, but this was my pick for blue.

The Emergency Door
by romil

Comment:
A lovely density of information here, I really like how you packed the frame.

deconstruction
by tate

Comment:
Beautiful image.

She Waves
as She Leaves 
by Zeus

Comment:
Humor? Oh no my friend, such things are not funny.
Had you read the challenge description, it read; LEAVES N/A. And as we all know, N/A stands for No Alternatives. The first thought we all should have had, was the only allowable response to the challenge. Hence 42 votes under a 5. Let this be a lesson to you, conform to group standard thought process or suffer the consequences.
On the plus side you have a nice shot of Cindy, and you grabbed coveted the brown ribbon, so well done sir, well done.

Peace in the Valley
by glad2badad

Comment:
A lovely quiet still image. The very top range of white clouds with the structure all jammed in that last bit of image seems very busy, but the rest of it works well with the gentle back and forth through the frame.

dwell on dreams and forget to live
by daisydavid

Comment:
Everyone has their own relationship with image grain. In some subjects I like it, but here in one of my favorite images in the challenge, the noise does not help get the quiet across. The subject, framing and tone are top notch, but the grain cuts against the stillness.