IMG_0741-2.jpg
by ADGibson

Comment:
Beautiful bird. Nice photo. Just wish it were named by you instead of your computer: "IMG_0741-2.jpg." This one gets a 7.

"Flames" in the wind
by birdyblue

Comment:
Nice -- great colors and lighting. A 9.

Airport wind sock
by Node

Comment:
The wind sock is a great idea for a subject -- I just find it too small in this photo -- overwhelmed by the foreground which is considerably less interesting. Could be improved if we saw more of a runway, or an airplane. Otherwise, a tighter shot of the sock would be an improvement -- perhaps looking up towards the sky since the clouds in this photo are far more inspiring than the ground in this particular setting.

Windmill
by cbmeadors

Comment:
Pretty. Nice perspective. The angle of the sun works well. An 8.

Come As You Are
by arnit

Comment:
I give this one a 10. I can almost "see" the wind in the empty space to the left. The lighting from the left works well as does the cropping to the right. This is the first time a DPC photographer has used a border that I felt enhanced the photo rather than distracting ifrom t. The simple solid line is aesthetically pleasing. I just can't say enough about this photo. It shows real thinking outside the box and sets a new standard -- for this challenge and DPC in general. Thank you!

the yellow fairy
by miketherock

Comment:
An absolutely stunning photo! I can't believe all the 1s, 2s and 3s it got... depressing and perhaps one of the best, recent examples of why the DPC voting process is in need of reform.

Broken Home
by Geo_Griffin

Comment:
Nice play on words! Great photo!

Unhinged
by ranout

Comment:
Nice photo, but too small. Increasing the file size might gain you some much deserved points.

broken or bust?
by whiteroom

Comment:
Great title. This photo works well and shows creative thinking outside the box.

one line
by docpjv

Comment:
Beautiful portrayal of a daring subject matter. The black on white and blue works well. This one deserved a 10, not a 4 -- but America's "Red States" may not yet be ready for this type of image. Don't let this stop you. This is one of my all-time favorite images and would love to see more DPC photographers take risks like this.