Gherkin-
by Artan

Comment:
Really, really nice! I should've come on an earlier train ;-)

Hope you can post more, Ian. Thanks for these!

Black & white
by puzzled

Comment:

Originally posted by BradP: and read (red) all over. I know, 6th grade humor

Ha ha, Brad. I get it - used to tell the same pun over and over again (but that was in 2nd grade for me ;-P )

Distant Storm
by Brad

Comment:
Fantastic colors! The exposure is soooo good - so many details remain even though it's getting dark out. I especially like how natural the sky looks in the lavendar & blue top part.

Sterling Lines and Colors
by banmorn

Comment:
You are such a star at making beautiful patterns from ordinary life. I'm crazy about the colors and lines here. Very, very nice.

Kristine1
by Loki

Comment:
Yeah, I agree with the comments below. That's a clever treatment that I think works really well. The model also is very good, with a nice half-smile on her lips. I also like the fact that her clothes go so well with her hair and the rest of the surroundings. Very good job, both of you!

nuances
by messerschmitt

Comment:
Cool, cool. This is a very different perspective for a photo. The genius thing about it is that it's not that unusual a perspective if you're standing there next to that windmill, but no one thinks to take them this way. The label in the middle is great - it draws me right in so I can then look around the base and at the grass and surrounding structures. You are so good, Wiel!

Lost in The Amazon
by Konador

Comment:
For me the composition and setting are wonderful. The only distraction for me is that on my monitor, there's a bit too much of a yellow cast.

south coast
by arngrimur

Comment:
Beautiful. A new favorite!

Dude, Where's My Car
by ShaneBlake

Comment:
Great title! I like this a lot (the picture, not just the title :-)

unnamed
by Pano

Comment:
Really, really cool effect with the fisheye (and I am jealous of that lens!). I love the guy in the background, too. It would be a serious 'wow' image for me if the sky weren't blown out, or if the sky were somehow toned down. The red lines in the staircase are such an effective way to bring the eye up along the railing to the silhouette,