Houses Of The Holy
by pawdrix

Comment:
Absolutely superb job of photo re-creation. Splendid and eye catching for any zep fan!

Petal
by IreneM

Comment:
Exquisite!! I've been watching you show up time after time in the top 4 or 5. I can see why. Very outstanding stuff!

X
by levyj413

Comment:
CONGRATS! on the 4th!

Almost moonset
by scooter97

Comment:
I like it better with the trees. Adds a little familiar context, more of a skyscape feel.

ATT006.JPG
by scooter97

Comment:
Awesome shots of the waterspout, esp. for such a modest phone. Too bad indeed about not having a real camera!

Dark side of the moon (pic revisited)
by scooter97

Comment:
Very nice job controlling for all the exposure elements: sharp lit crescent, earthshine, stars and Venus. Your pic was shot on January 20 2007, BTW, probably around 6:00 PM.

;-)

Sunset Over Cronton
by WendyWoo

Comment:
I'm at work where my monitor is not the best, but it looks overall a little too dark to me. Sunsets are a tough task where it's hard to get a good level of illumination without the sun becoming a blown mess. If you're using a recent version of Photoshop, try a little "shadows/highlights" to see if you can recover some detail from the darker areas.

City of Lights
by salmiakki

Comment:
Sarah, congrats on your PB! Look who scored one lower than you in the challenge...

;-)

Past Childhood
by hanneke

Comment:
Definite points for concept, creativity, and effort!

Village Elder
by smyk

Comment:
I think a portrait like this really depends on the eyes to make it or break it. Since her eyes are too obscured by her expression, it loses something essential that could have really raised it to another level. I like the muted colors and her thoughtful expression. I wonder if you thought about tighter shots to her face, or even just framing it with the top of her head to the left arm? Lots of potential here, but not quite up to the transcendent level that many of these "character" studies seem to achieve.