On the forest edge
by camelotnorth

Comment:
At first I thought this was a wild wolf, but then I did see the collar. Still a lovely portrait of the animal. The small twiggy tree in front of her chest does detract slightly. ...8...

Bavarian Alps - Germany
by jonpink

Comment:
Great dramatic landscape. The small houses lend perspective to the awesome mountains. Sky a bit dark for my taste, but it does show off the clouds to good effect. ...8...

Kimmel Abstract
by banmorn

Comment:
This shot has everything you could want in an abstract: great patterns utilizing curved and straight elements, lighting, colors, contrasts and layers. ...9...

Can't 'ear you.
by Pedro

Comment:
Stunning black & white portrait. Nice use of natural light. The squinted eyes and half-open mouth as well as the unkempt hair and beard all add to the impression (to me at least) of an old man at the fringe of society and, perhaps, sanity. ....10....

Staircase Number Six
by RLangs

Comment:
Wow, really neat shot. It looks like the inside of a conch shell. ...6...

Half Way
by insteps

Comment:
Great use of colors, love the pink in the sky. ...6...

Helping Hands (C-Section)
by cloudsme

Comment:
I'm one of those for whom the sight of blood, even in the context of the miracle of a new little life, is disturbing. Looking beyond that, I find this a powerfull image. Think it would be better if processed as the mirror image, with the baby facing to the right. I read years ago that Westerners read from left-to-right and that photos that flow the other way are sometimes at a subconscious level disturbing to that audience, don't know if it's true, but just a thought. ...7...

Eric
by kellian

Comment:
Good b/w portrait, nice eye highlights and expression. I might have cropped to exclude the tire. ...7...

P
by Pano

Comment:
Beautiful work, congrats on your ribbon!

I'm on the top of the world... .
by nolock

Comment:
Deserved all the way, congratulations on a spectacular photograph and the yellow ribbon!

Message edited by author 2005-01-12 00:21:52.