In a Crannied Cliff
by riolobo

Comment:
Nice study of a fern and colors work good. Focus is a little soft for this composition. Since there is nothing in this image that viewers can associate with being a longer exposure they will probably give this image a lower score.

Night Lights
by digital-infinity

Comment:
Subject and idea fine for this image. Tones in BG clouds good. It has some technical issues that are distracting. Should set a black point that makes all the trees solid black. If you desaturate yellows and reds somewhat then you could reduce the effect of the overexposed lights and moon.

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by kyebosh

Comment:
Nice idea and a unique way to meet this challege. Middle "exposure" is a little out of focus.

The Grand River
by KGregory

Comment:
Good exposure, colors and composition. For a longer exposure challenge it might have been nice to make it even longer to show motion in the river and some voters will nix you for it claiming it looks like an "ordinary" picture.

Indigo Cloud Rolls
by lifternessjt

Comment:
Must have been a very still night to get such nice detail in the foreground. Nice color processing that makes an interesting composition. The longer exposure time nicely shows movement of the clouds.

Sweet Dreams
by Limbo

Comment:
Nice lighting, good brown tones, good facial tones and decent framing except for cutting off the top of the baby's head. In most images you reserve sharpest focus for the most important element in the image. In this case that is implied to be the baby's hand. Might be a stronger composition if the baby's face were in sharpest focus instead.

Needles and Haystack
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Not every Haystack Rock picture will win a ribbon but a nice sihlouette with the trees. Would work really well at sunset. :)

Industrial Pipeline
by labuds

Comment:
Might be even better if the top of the foreground piper were highlighted more.

Mermaid
by JeffryZ

Comment:
Better lighting on the Mermaid's upper body, perhaps?

Colorado River - Framed
by amit_saha

Comment:
Nice picture of Horseshoe Bend. Good technical quality, nice color processing and you are lucky to find clouds in the sky. :) Without a wide angle lens it is impossible to get the whole thing in the frame. Hope you are not taking it on the chin from folks that don't see a frame and think it is being... wellllll... "horseshoehorned" into the challenge. LOL! I'm betting that you and the person who took the Antelope Canyon picture were on a photo safari together. :)