Lost in Time
by Charlene

Comment:
What could I say that has not been said about this image? (I have enjoyed reading the wide range of during- voting comments)

Firstly, to point out that it had the ability to move the viewer's neurones and hormones :-) in all sort of directions around and about what the motion-blurred couple represents and what their mood is.

Secondly, that you, the pg, had the ability to pick that one frame you knew it was the right frame to capture in order to inspire what you thought and saw.

Congratulations for both things!!

Solar Wind
by orvaratli

Comment:
beautiful capture..tough call with another aurora in this challenge....8

The Second Tallest Fountain
by AndyMac24

Comment:
and which one is the tallest?

Opus Aurora
by biggis

Comment:
my pick for the blue so far...9

remember those times we used to stick food up our nose?
by reezy

Comment:
what were you thinking?!!! good luck :-)

Chrome; A Forgotten Art
by Shutter-For-Hire

Comment:
Is that your dad's chevy?. Nice use of a fisheye lens. I can see you down on your knees behind your tripod :-). Good luck

Between Heaven and Earth
by Dudski

Comment:

Originally posted by cytoxan: Congrats on winning the best of the best. I have a question though. Not living around (or evenly remotely close to) any mountain ranges brings a question to my mind. How are those rocks stacked up like that? Seems like they were placed there by man.

the answer is in the photographer's comments:

"The cairn has been placed to ‘guide’ trekkers and is actually smaller than it appears – the top of it reaches one’s head."

Just Before Sunrise
by artvet

Comment:
huge congrats on the ribbon!!

Time Is Time
by acukur

Comment:
Congrats on the deserved ribbon on your first valid entry!!
Just make sure about the date, because according to the info you entered the shot has not been taken yet :-)

Between Heaven and Earth
by Dudski

Comment:
Huge congrats on achieving this fantastic result, a blue ribbon with a 7.6+ score in a 1000+ entries challenge !!!

I am SO GLAD you won it with a shot taken in my country. Some people was expecting to have an Icelandic landscape in the front page, and you put Peru on it!!! :-)

Let me add a little publicity to my country and say that not only Johana's ( tanguera)image was taken in Peru, but also
Dave's ( davemce)image
and of course mine .
The last two were taken in the same valley (Sacred Valley of Urubamba), and amazingly enough, even when dates are approx 17 months apart, you can identify very similar color palettes, and even the donkeys seem to be the same :-).

Message edited by author 2009-03-18 20:54:50.