The Dawn of the Age of Aquarius
by ddmckinney1954

Comment:
The shoreline is a distraction for me and I wonder if you thought of a crop at the bottom to even out the tilt?

Overrun by Progress
by Konador

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club:
The initial impression is very strong, a well-titled, and well-realized image. The highway is crunching the cottage below and the eye can rest sadly on the overpass support and the wonderful textures of the cottage. The shapes and textures in the image are satisfying and the leading lines from the wall, overpass support, and roofline are interesting. I wonder if it isn't a bit oversharpened but that is more a matter of individual taste. I think that when one thinks of NG one thinks color, but there are always images in black and white that accompany any story. It is an image that contains many stories to keep a viewer satisfied and that it a successful image. Thanks for the opportunity to spend some time with it.

Re-done.jpg
by Nukkta

Comment:
Yes. I would have lifted my score quite a bit. I like the image and this gives it some strength

Romanic Architecture of the 11th Century
by Harz_Joerg

Comment:
LOvely columns, I think that you might possibly want a very small crop on the left, just to bring it to the last arch and lose the very little triangle top left, otherwise fine image. Anne

Simple Pleasures
by moodville

Comment:
Congratulations on the top ten finish - this was one of my favorites in the challenge, a really interesting image

Surveying the scene
by dan_pendleton

Comment:
Great tiger and the facial marking and expression are very fine.

Weighing In the Future
by librodo

Comment:
Congratulations on the fourth place finish, a touching image.

Cold Weather Eagle
by zimmanj

Comment:
Congratulations on the ribbon, a beautiful bird.

Predatory Instinct
by joshuamli

Comment:
Wonderfully possessive and intimidating, congratulations.

Cardinal Bracing Against The Snow Storm
by Drake

Comment:
Congratulations on the blue ribbon, it's a fine image and way too cold.
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