City Bound
by Firsty

Comment:
Wow, what really makes this shot for me is how the city is visible in the background with a kind of grimy halo of light above it. Gives an awesome sense of depth for the railway and a bit of grit, which is nice.

The Last Goodbye
by cutlassdude70

Comment:
Excellent shot. I also thoroughly enjoyed the story behind it - you're absolutely right though, this would not have had nearly the same impact without that sky behind it. Now, did the security guard actually call the police or was he just looming over you two while you were waiting for the perfect lighting?

Paradise
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Ah, the joys of a super wide angle lens. This is absolutely gorgeous. Impressive that the highlights in the interior of the boat didn't get blown out, they just appear bright and inviting. The crisp reflections of the mountains really make this shot for me, they add a perfect frame around the boat. This is going straight into my favorites.

Drain Pipe Creatures
by scalvert

Comment:
This is a VERY clever shot. (And whoa - you live in Easton? I just moved to Nebraska after 6 years in Redding.)

Greyhound Racing
by mtpp

Comment:
I had a feeling this would snag a ribbon. It's still my favorite of the ones I saw.

Dude!
by zardoz

Comment:
Wow a blue with your first entry, excellent work man.

Look Closer
by ltlmschrisss

Comment:
I think this could be processed a bit more to make it brighter but wow - look at the detail! Do you mind me asking what you used to get this shot?

M42 (Orion Nebula)
by strangeghost

Comment:
Trusty M42 never fails to impress astronomy buffs and laymen alike. People are always kind of confused when I point out that "fuzzy star" belove Orion's belt and tell them they're looking at a nebula. Excellent image here, you've captured a great amount of detail that is sometimes washed out by the Trapezium.

"Crying, Waiting, Hoping"
by Melethia

Comment:
Oh goodness this is an amazing shot. It has an almost ludicrous, Loony Tunes-esque quality to it. Amazing that you got a shot when they all had their mouths open.

the forest
by roba

Comment:
I like the picture a lot, but I think you should've used mori for the kanji representation instead (three trees arranged in a triangle instead of two side by side). My understanding is that "mori" has more the connotation of forest, and also, odd numbers of things jive better with Japanese aesthetic.