Coffee and light
by e301

Comment:
Oooh, like this idea. I really, really like the toning and shading on the coffee cup - so much in fact that I'd have seriously considered cropping just below the light. If cloning were allowed, I'd just nuke the light and keep the framing the way it is. As such, minimizing the chromatic aberration on the light by desaturating the blue and magenta channels would have been something I'd have considered. Still, excellent.

Invisible Light
by Chilly0999

Comment:
Really nice. This will do very well I think. I've always liked infrared, must try it with my camera. This will do it very well. 10 from me...

Waiting and Watching
by OneSweetSin

Comment:
Very nice! The pose is unusual for a child of that age. Good eye to get it.

Quiet peaceful morning
by xertion

Comment:
Something about the birds in this photo really distracts me. Perhaps it's the expectation of negative space, but the ones on the left seem caught on the edge and throw the composition out. Lovely otherwise.

Hi there
by eikidigi

Comment:
Great...love the title and the composition. The flow of the grass leads you right to the sheep. Great sharpness and colour. This will likely medal in my humble little opinion. Good luck. 10 from me...

Fire angels
by timmi

Comment:
Very nice. Not sure if you wanted the flaring effect from the hotspots, but metering on the brightest spots would probably have eliminated some of that. I personally find that it takes away from the real flames, but others (and you) may well like it more than not. One of the standouts this challenge, for sure. Good luck.

Meet your destiny
by heida

Comment:
One ofmy faves in the challenge. Nice. Toning is excellent, as is the composition. There are some strange bars across the sky...artifact of some sort but not sure what that's caused by. Prolly not your doing/fault.

Hydrogen fuel of the future
by JohannesFrank

Comment:
I think I like this one the best. Personally I would have cleaned up the rough bits around the 'H' with the cloning tool, but other than that, nicely done. Should score high.

A River Runs Through It
by karmat

Comment:
Brad Pitt EXACTLY...how'd you get 'im for yer shot? Ahh but seriously...not sure the toning here is exactly cinematic. It look muddy, like he's fishing in the sewer. Maybe a blue duotone? Basic black and white? Almost all flyfishing shots have the whole rod showing at least. I'd really like to see a wider angle with the rod tip included to the left, and the loop of line included as well. It seems heavily cropped and missing a whole lot.

Salford 2015
by Paulk

Comment:
One of the nicer ones. Great colour. Maybe a tad oversharpened, but it certainly says 'future' to me.