Elevated Rail Crossing
by markwiley

Comment:
Didn't get to look at the entries, or vote, but this is terrific. One of your best -- in my opinion -- overhead shots, in the midst of all your fascinating drone photos. If there's a trajectory here, can't wait...

wall clock
by tvsometime

Comment:
Though a modest scene, the mood is complicated. Feels a mix of serene and ominous, and the clock is a strong presence. The grainy shadows have a life of their own. The eccentric composition works well. Nice.
Personal second-favorite of the challenge.

Gate
by Paul

Comment:
Okay, the number, but it's really the tissue montage that makes it soar. Delicate, like paper flowers blossoming in water. Also the lines, a kind of establishing grid that is not unfriendly. Is this your town?
Personal favorite of the challenge.

A Rabbit's Confusion
by vawendy

Comment:
Lovely.

due Feb 29th
by primabarbara

Comment:
What a terrific, creative idea to so cunningly express your happiness through a challenge entry. Great depth of field, with the photo clear and precise, and the two of you blurred but not so much as to keep your faces and mood obscured. Good fortune to you all.
Personal third favorite of the challenge.

Show stopper
by Neat

Comment:
When I first opened this photo I drew back, startled by his stand-out closeness. He's impeccable in front of a more usual street scene. And this street scene is even more interesting with it's dissolution into smoke (or steam or fog, etc.) and glare. Excellent craftsmanship.
Personal co-favorite of the challenge.

DOA
by HUETH

Comment:
Curled up dead leaves are often compellingly beautiful. In their seemingly random disposition, calligraphic innovation, and subtle colors, they seem to have shed their summer for a new life. The background colors echo their recent past out of which is distilled a sharper elegance. Effective depth of field.
Personal co-favorite of the challenge.

Drying the grass
by hajeka

Comment:
Personal favorite of the challenge.

The Remains of the Peas
by Bear_Music

Comment:
The brightish green stems and tendrils against the light gray stone are a wonderful idea, and so well handled. A playground for the imagination. Oh, whimsical heraldry, a Hobbit town map, the head of a cow ... Happily arranged. A fine adventure.
Personal co-favorite of the challenge.

The Last Pumpkin
by grahamgator

Comment:
This all squares up nicely, colors, mood, stillness. The modest squash, and its elegant stem, brings much bang for the buck, set off against the green and brown surround. Fun and unpretentious.
Personal co-favorite of the challenge.