"Don't Touch"
by tfarrell23

Comment:
A nice change...as much as there are about eight images with the same title, its refreshing to see an image that evokes touch without involving a hand. As a bonus the composition is effective.

Touching the Sun
by film_de_verre

Comment:
This is a beautiful shot...I get the feeling, however, that this is simply a case of taking the best shot you had and trying to tie it into the challenge with the title...a good try, but I don't really get the connection.

Message edited by author 2004-09-29 02:58:19.

Lights Out
by terje

Comment:
Well thats taking the broken lightbulb from the smoke challenge a step further... very cool indeed.

Commution
by Imagineer

Comment:
This picture should be in the top ten...maybe it was just too interesting for some people.

E Komo Mai
by Bran-O-Rama

Comment:

Originally posted by movieman: People are going to want to see photos of beautiful beaches and shorlines, not decaying buildings (?) in the water, IMO. Still a nice scene though.

I don't understand this comment... the "decaying Building" is what makes this shot one of the best five or six in this challenge. Without it the picture is indistinguishable from a million other tropical island ocean shots.

We call em "Bush Rangers" round 'ere mate & he's a biggen!
by Node

Comment:
It's a shame there aren't more aussies on this site... this isn't a spectacular picture, but it certainly didnt deserve so many 1's - Ned Kelly is a bit of an icon round these parts and definitely does belong in a travel guide.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom
by p_johns

Comment:
It wasn't my favourite picture of the challenge, but this definitely belongs somewhere in a lonely planet, it's brilliantly executed, and while it might not be tremendously imaginative or provocative, when was the last time a postcard made you think.

On the down side, the border looks like something generated by photoshop circa 1982 - it really, really has to go.