Boat.jpg
by Luguer

Comment:
Great B&W conversion. Nice composition/crop as well. The ginormous frame detracts from the image though. Even so, beautiful shot.

Charleston Flower
by brayburn

Comment:
Oversharpened. Otherwise quite nice.

Fast and Furious . . . Innocent Beginnings
by glad2badad

Comment:
This is actually a pretty frickin cool image. It was in my top 10. Too bad it's not super crisp and as noiseless as the naked eye-and doesn't have way over the top colors and contrast. Otherwise it'd be a 10 (regardless of what it was a picture of).

Hesingborg (South of Sweden)
by Sanjuro

Comment:
The colors and contrast are spectacular for a basic editing challenge. It almost looks like HDR. Very well done.

Untitled
by jaysonmc

Comment:
I think it would have looked a bit cooler if the boardwalk (or whatever) was horizontally straight. But you achieved a nice effect anyways, almost making it look like two images. Just a minor quibble though, and overall a great image IMO.

Halifax NS Bridge
by kristat123

Comment:
Nicely captured. Theres a good sense of depth in this image; the bridge almost appears three dimensional. The trees on the far side are a bit dark, and so it makes it a bit difficult to distinguish details, for instance the black building that isn't immediately recognisable. Maybe selective color could have fixed that? Or using channel mixer to convert to B&W? I don't know. I like it regardless of that.

The East Bank
by banmorn

Comment:
The only thing I might have done differently is rotate the image so the large building on the left was straight. Other than that I've got no complaints about this one.

mirador
by alexgarcia

Comment:
Nice photo, good focus. I like the child just running into the frame. Congrats on your win. =]

Flight.
by Quigley

Comment:
Awesome capture. Might be a bit more interesting if the duck wasn't almost dead center.

Goodbye Daddy
by shareinnc

Comment:
Great photo, and deserving of a much higher score. It's really too bad that so many people voted on how pretty of a shot it is and not how good of a shot it is. This picture touches the heart more than the eyes, and in my opinion that is what photography is about.