A View from a Drone
by alanfreed

Comment:
Fun shot with a nice composition.

Portal
by Giles

Comment:
vertigo-inducing. Not without metaphor. Begs to be seen in color and from many angles.

Red house in snow storm
by otto22

Comment:
Just when I was about to give up. Everything was numb. My breathing had gone from panicked and fast to slow and it was as if I was about to go into permanent hibernation. A glimpse of red. Warmth. Hope. Just a few steps away. I knew I could make it. 8

Art market
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
interesting editing. Part of me thinks it is overdone but it also has a unique quality to it not usually seen in HDR. Some good leading lines and nice comp as well.

Mare
by insteps

Comment:
stellar. had to do a double-take. Gotta wonder how you would get this one.

IMG_0185_web
by FromDaRock

Comment:
From the perspective of looking for something different, I think this is a great choice. The negative space being arguably the primary focus is unconventional, while the discovery on the part of the viewer that this is, in fact, a human, is a novel one. THe clean organic lines and luminant light is very attractive.

With a little help from your friend
by Paul

Comment:
I like the high key- great color and exposure. A point is added for the simple fact that getting 2 women to do something this silly ...
The crop doesn't do it for me and I'm not entirely fond of the POV ... Being that the bar is set pretty high since this seems like a pretty professional shot to being with I pick it apart with that in mind. So if I were to start at 10, I'd come down to 8 based on the uninteresting POV and undesirable crop.

Mission: Unlikely
by Samantha_T

Comment:
quintessentially yours. Love the warm tones and simple, clean finish. Puts in on the front page, not surprisingly.

Lick Finger....and Insert
by PaulFrocchi

Comment:
Great idea with a fun result.

Personal Failure
by gyaban

Comment:
I love how the wrinkles in the head align with the threads of the bulb. A brilliant touch. As always, the thoughtful metaphors create an image capable of doing what art should do: challenge the mind.