Abstract Landscape
by Sammie

Comment:
Wow, two shots in the front page? You're becoming a force to be reckoned with. Congrats!

Father and Son
by timmotyka

Comment:
Absolutely wonderful composition and I absolutely love the choice (and execution) of the BW tones. A moment worth saving! However, ahem, the border is IMO, woefully miscalculated. Terribly distracting from what otherwise would have been a memorable portrait.

Capitol Rotunda
by Kage01

Comment:
Hmmmm, looks like Madison to me. A badger?? Nice job getting some interesting light play. The illumination levels vary a bit dramatically though, probably causing you a few problems with some voters.

Sideling Hill MD
by crewmnd

Comment:
Cool. This is the one west of Hancock in Maryland or S. Pennsylvania, right? I've got a shot of this somewhere too. It's awe-inspiring but very difficult to shoot without an ultra-wide lens. Nicely done.

Edit to add: Sideling Hill??

Message edited by author 2006-09-04 13:56:25.

amazed
by charliebaker

Comment:
Given your explanation of the process used to created the photo, I would entirely agree with the DQ based on the major element clause. Of what is this is a photograph? Nobody would regard the 20x20 pixel yellow square as the major element. Most people describing the photo would not even mention the yellow square in the middle, but would describe it as a series of black and yellow boxes creating an illusion of depth or an Escher-like optical effect. You have effectively created a major element by your use of repetitive borders.

Please come back!
by TonyT

Comment:
By far the most original image in the challenge. Well done!

Early Morning
by twm122

Comment:
Absolutely lovely. An ethereal feel.

Being and Nothingness
by alfresco

Comment:
I'm glad this one did well. One of my favorites of the challenge.

Complementary Flow
by Neil

Comment:
You was robbed.

Idyll
by violinist123

Comment:
Congrats on your ribbon, great shot!