A Holy Shrine
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Impressive subject and composition. The deep blue of the sky is almost metallic. Nicely done.

decide where you wanna go
by simba

Comment:
Obviously too small. You must make use of the full 640 pixel dimension offered. Subject is interesting but not intriguing.

13th and Penn
by blemt

Comment:
Impressive photo. I'm curious how you stopped the car on the right though. Very nice.

The 'Blues' in yellow
by Falc

Comment:
Superb. Artful and simple. Beautiful interplay of light and shadow. The quintessential jazz player.

The Yellow Light
by ryce

Comment:
Oh Wow. A truly artistic composition. I fear that this one won't get much of the vote beside all the glitzy sharp peppers and flowers, but this is a photographic beauty. Added to my favorites too.

SS/R
by spydr

Comment:
A truly excellent image. The frame is full of nothing but car and the angle and composition are wonderful. It's really too bad about the reflections of other cars in the bumper but I guess you didn't have the luxury of moving this thing yourself.

Moonrise Over Stonehenge
by EddyG

Comment:
Wow, great site and capture. Catching a moon rising over anything is a nice accomplishment. Catching the moon rising over Stonehenge is nearly mythic. The stones are beautifully silhouetted, the clouds look surreal. But the moon looks oddly out of place somehow. I'm not sure what I'm trying to say. I like it though and gave you a 7.

Calla Abstract
by banmorn

Comment:
This image would be totally awesome, but it seems to be a bit soft in some parts (lower left particularly). I also wish it were a bit brighter in the yellows, making it almost pop out of the monitor and assault my eye. As it is, it is a very nice abstract, but it doesn't blow me away.

After a holiday, the first day back!
by Russ

Comment:
Funny because I do the same thing to my monitor at work. My post-its are blue and pink right now so I wouldn't have met the challege. Nice submission!

Golden Reflections
by Albireo

Comment:
This photograph is truly a work of art. I'd love to know how it is lit. The delicate lines and soft foreground shading, contrasting with sharp shadows behind - it nearly takes my breath away. You should be proud of this one. I aspire to such creativity...!