I will NEVER turn 40!
by basssman7

Comment:
Nice idea. The title makes it even better.

Static Electricity
by soup

Comment:
Nice idea, execution and quality of lighting.

Deliberately manipulating a major element
by Nordlys

Comment:
Great idea and execution. 10

Buttermilk Falls 1
by wrosenberg

Comment:
Awesome picture. Wish it was a little bigger though.

Bled´s Lake
by ThiRodrigues

Comment:
If the light colors weren't so faded out I would have rated this in the top. Maybe underexposure in this situation may have worked better, unless the focus of this picture intentionally was to be the dark trees and the building in it. I'm just an amateur too though and have certain taste. I would have liked to see that castle on the cliff to be set for the right exposure.

Confluence
by alanfreed

Comment:
That's too funny, this exact same picture and composition was taken for this challenge at day time. lol Well, whoever this other person was, you've got him (her) beat cause it looks better at night ;)

Fall Colors
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
Just an amazing picture. In the reflections challenge just recently I bet it would have been a ribbon winner. With the amount of entries in this challenge I hope you still get a top 10 finish on this amazing shot. It well deserves it.

Twisted Landscape
by saphire

Comment:
Awesome colors combined with an incredibly shaped tree. Hope you get a top 5 finish out of this one, it deserves it for sure.

My Happy Place
by LoudDog

Comment:
Great composition and scenery. I love this picture. If there is one thing I can think of for improvement it would be to play with the colors in Photoshop to slightly add some intensity to the red color range. That would be a definite 10 after my taste with those green trees against red rocks. Right now they look slightly pale. Still a great rating though ;)

Rustic Feel
by leeleeo

Comment:
I love the scenery, colors and the lines of the fence. But speaking of the fence, I would have probably stepped 6 feet (2m - wherever you are from) to the right to make that fence line start little above the left corner and then show it flowing into the picture at a slight diagonal level. And that's just a suggestion coming from a fellow amateur photographer though. LOL