Relics
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Congrats on the top 10. This is just another in a long line of incredible pictures from your fertile photographic mind. Reminds me of pilings along the Columbia River in Oregon I've always wanted to photograph.

Chain Grip
by philup

Comment:
Congrat on the top 10 with this outstanding, classic high contrast picture. You have a gift for this type of imagery. Yours is one of my choices for top 3 in this challenge. It is a much better composition and technical achievement than mine that placed higher.

Zantedeschia aethiopica
by Qiki

Comment:
Congrats on the top 10. This is a perfect example that there is no substitute for excellence. The high technical quality you applied bringing out the subtle tonality of this flower with its exceptional sharpness is what garnered your high score.

Intensity
by caba

Comment:
Congrats on your top 10. You have tremendous range in your photography and this is just one more great example of that.

Wind Swept
by heathen

Comment:
Congrats on a top 5. Tremendous high contrast image. You take fantastic landscapes and we all look forward to seeing more of them.

life
by mreza

Comment:
Congratulations on your first ribbon. You have a gift for minimalist, high contrast photography.

Saw Mill Pond in Infrared
by brownsm

Comment:
Congrats on your first ribbon. May there be many more in your future. Given it is only your second submission and your first placed 5th that is very likely. Keep up the great work.

Cherika
by whiteroom

Comment:
Congrats on your blue and new personal highest scoring image. Your ability to capture the human condition within your pictures rivals Librodo's and your style has become very recognizable. Great win with a great image.

Skeleton Defence
by Falc

Comment:
You dirty dog! Ya got me, but at least you did it with a great picture.

Quite Perplexing
by Coley

Comment:
Congratulations on another blue and personal best score. That is quite an achievement, especially considering what you've already accomplished.

Unlike most images these days, the technicals didn't win it for you. What did it is nailing the challenge theme perfectly yet adding supporting elements that nailed the theme as well. You hit the voter twice in one image.

Reviewers could easily identify your two unrelated items, the chair and bicycle. Suspending them in the air was a stroke of genius. It immediate drew attention to them AND added a supporting element of unrelatedness at the same time. Striking the John Steed "Avengers" pose further directed attention to your two main elements and added a second element of supporting unrelatedness. For those remembering that was a quirky show. That fit perfectly, hence a score of 7.7!