Are You Ready To Boogie?
by Discraft

Comment:
Yep. Been there; seen this; didn't like it then. But, it's a darned cute pic now! How did you get your model to quit laughing?! The position of the hands and body are just right.

Intense, Unfocused, Blur: The Road to Here and Now
by sharvey

Comment:
You have to have really good photographic skills to blur something this clearly!

Rural Route
by bbutler

Comment:
Quiet and useful. You did a terrific job keeping the detail of the foreground while leaving a lot to look at from the other end of the bridge. (Interesting how that one long wire holds up the whole bridge!)

Sailing away
by LevT

Comment:
The engineer captured the beauty of the sail, and you captured the beauty of the engineer's design. Wonderful.

Bridge to Nowhere
by kennyt

Comment:
This picture is among the most beautifully captured lighting in the the challenge - You have taught us that "Less is More" in a most effective way.

City to Suburbs
by sneakypete

Comment:
The curve of this design is terrific, but I particularly admired how you managed to mirrow the curve and color of the Opera House too. The buildings and lighting elsewhere are busy and bright, but the two \"stars\" stand out on their own.

Beneath the Bridge in the Middle of Nowhere
by Glen King

Comment:
Darn - my original comments were lost. This picture is a set of individual areas that blend together wonderfully. Not one line or shape or angle matches any other - yet together, they form a perfecly designed whole. This should be a tutorial in design elements and composition. It's not spectacular - just spectacularly composed.

Under the bridges
by Fyzarl

Comment:
Catching the light exactly as you did (notice how it nearly mirrors the line of trees outside the bridge) made this a particularly lovely picture. Even its slightly off-plumb state works in this instance.

RR Bridge
by FrostyPaws

Comment:
The design of the bridge, the design of the trees - both quiet and strong, with the sky and waters giving support to both - wonderful picture. Thank you.

Support
by cheekymunky

Comment:
A very well composed design. You captured what the designer meant.