remembrance
by ubique

Comment:
This one hurts.

Entwination II
by Samantha_T

Comment:
Now the ferocious looks make sense, you guys were in vampire mode! I love the compare & contrast between this and the bookcover.

Absorbed
by franktheyank

Comment:
Gorgeous light and framing.

Best Dollar I Ever Spent
by smurfguy

Comment:
How This got anything below 5 is beyond me. Three votes of 1 is just inexplicable. What criteria are you using to come to such a conclusion? If you hate the challenge, don't vote on it. If you decide to vote, vote according the the challenge.

West Span
by BrennanOB

Comment:
There was no filter used in these shots, I just squeezed the aperature way down (F/32 here) as far as I could and that gives you a line of burst for each blade in the lens.

Linking the Old and New
by dwyllie

Comment:
The only possible knock on this image is that it doesn't scream BRIDGE loud enough. I would bet it would have scored higher in landscape. It is a lovely image full of fascinating detail with a complex set of lighting conditions that you managed to make harmonious. My pick for the blue.
And after consideration bumping it up more.

Marnet's Rialto with work in progress
by Sisto

Comment:
Shame you couldn't have shot while there was something more than dark in the sky, and gotten her fuzzy brooding look in editing, because this is a great idea for a varioation. Love the boxed building.

P-A-U-L Counterfeit
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
This one made me laugh.

Entwination II
by Samantha_T

Comment:
There is ferocity in the both model's expressions that twists the image into...well almost a parasitic relationship. It might be the slight rotation off vertical, or something else, but while Judi's shot was edgy but balanced, this feels rather unhinged. The technicals are strong, well lit and great skintones.

Rolling in the Deep by hotpasta
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Lovely tones, and a pretty exact recreation, but I miss that shaft of light Enzo shot into the water that added another dimension into the water and added a twist on the classic pier shot.