One guy, two boats, incoming tide
by tinky2

Comment:
Well, I can't believe no one has commented on this one yet. The depth is stunning. The power of the landscape is visible in the guy's legs - looks like he's really stuggling. This is one of my favorites in your portfolio so far.

Candles
by tinky2

Comment:
Such beautiful lines! Love the golden soft focus at the bottom and the detail of the pollen (although I wonder how it would look with a touch of USM applied just to the pollen area?). You've got a great eye, Tinky.

Underside Exposed
by tinky2

Comment:
Hmmmph. Everyone else has said what I'd like to already. This is such nice work, both in camera and after. In addition to all the stuff already mentioned about the light aspect, I really love the detail in the outer part of green base and the subtle pink tint in the petals. Very cool! I'm so glad I found your portfolio. There's lots of nice stuff here for me to get inspiration from - thanks!

by messerschmitt

Comment:
I love the way that crosswalk cuts through the colors. The reflections really make great half-psychodelic layers. Cool that you caught that guy way in the background, too. He's headed right for your flowery window!

Balance
by SJCarter

Comment:
You got a 9 from me on this one, too. I thought it was very good.

Francine's place
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Oooooh, this is nice. That is one big cat! I really like Francine's smile and the window screen.

What Do You See?
by JPR

Comment:
Great shot, JPR! I loved the colors and shapes - should've gotten a higher placement, if you ask me (which of course you didn't, but I'm telling you anyway, for your amusement :-)

Aramoana
by Lozza

Comment:
Congratulations on your personal best score! This is a wonderful image, well deserving of it's place in the top 20 (top 10, in my opinion). Nice, nice, nice job!

Japanese Tea House
by elsapo

Comment:
Congratulations! This is a beautiful image that I totally missed during voting ... I was trying to guess which was yours and never even saw this. I love the infared and am deeply impressed that you were able to keep the camera so still on a log for 2 - 3 seconds! Great job, Justin!!

Serenity
by MattO

Comment:
Lovely flower and butterfly, but the sharpening hurts some.