Weimaraner Puppy
by bryantbus

Comment:
William Wegman would be proud! Beautifully done!

On The Fast Track
by senor_kasper

Comment:
Wow I'd love to know how this one was pulled off in basic! Well done! 8o)

A slow lonely death
by sickdog

Comment:
This is so moving to me. Wonderfully emotive but I wish the focus was spot on as well.

down the road.jpg
by misscrystal

Comment:
I like the selective saturation in this image and it's not often I do! I've not seen it done this way before though. The softening is a great althought, maybe a little sporatic? But this image has a wonderful mystical and haunting feel and I really dig it! 8o)

Chow Hound
by jaysonmc

Comment:
Man, I can't believe I missed this one during that challenge! It's brilliant! Terribly under-scrored of course. Going into my favs though! 8o)

Death's ups and downs
by Timbro

Comment:
Beautiful use of rhythm and leading lines. The bouquet is a perfect accent for the image and couldn't have been placed better. Lighting and long shadows sets a brilliant mood and it actualy works quite well in color. This is a winning image too me! 9! 8o)

When the sun sets, never to rise again
by fencekicker

Comment:
This is a nice photo, but it seems like the whole premise for the challenge resides in the title.

Where The Life Starts And Ended
by unicum

Comment:
This is really beautiful and I never thought a shell could evoke such emotive impact! You've done and astounding job with this image and I think it's perfectly fitting for the challenge. It is so refreshing to see photos of the subtlies of life that most would never notice and have it captured so beautifully! Fantastic job! My first 10 for this challene. 8o)

Death Room
by flavs

Comment:
This is a very moving image, but perhaps the subject could have used a slight bit more strategic lighting to balance the bright window light. It really draws my eye away from the subject.

"Day of the Dead" - November 1
by sfalice

Comment:
Dia de los muertes! Very fitting idea to represent this challenge. The only thing that bothers me is the composition of the candles. Seems like the images might have been stronger if they acted as leading lines toward the skull. Just a thought! Well done! 8o)