Colour Burst
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Great shot - 8

A n d r o m e d a
by hotpasta

Comment:
Hi ! nice colors and blur
very good - 9
One of my favorites for this challenge

Walkway to History
by MAK

Comment:
5th place, congrats my friend ;)

Freshly Squeezed
by Techo

Comment:
Absolutely perfect ! - 10

The Old Guard
by Matthew

Comment:
Hello Matthew and congrats for your first place !
Fabulous colors, great composition. I think the picture need a little space between the Big Ben Tower and the wheel.

Framed
by Aurel78

Comment:

Originally posted by zohar-halfon: Originally posted by Aurel78: Originally posted by oldbimmercoupe: oversaturation is "in" eh? to me it actually detracts from an otherwise terrific image. j Hi I agree with you about the oversaturation, which makes lose some materials(subject). For my personal custom(usage) I shall not have post processing as it. But the entry is for a challenge and seduce most large people. I adjusted the saturation, levels etc. Basic editing : You may : * saturate, desaturate or change the colors of your entry, but no selections are allowed. Thanks :) Aurel, i LOVE your answer!!! you are my hero! Excellent photo, well deserved a ribbon. keep up the awesome work. zohar

lol
sorry... guess my english is a bit clumsy ^^

Framed
by Aurel78

Comment:

Originally posted by oldbimmercoupe: oversaturation is "in" eh? to me it actually detracts from an otherwise terrific image. j

Hi

I agree with you about the oversaturation, which makes lose some materials(subject). For my personal custom(usage) I shall not have post processing as it. But the entry is for a challenge and seduce most large people.
I adjusted the saturation, levels etc.

Basic editing : You may :
* saturate, desaturate or change the colors of your entry, but no selections are allowed.

Thanks :)

Message edited by author 2008-01-31 10:42:28.

Isn't it Ironic
by grigrigirl

Comment:
A great photo, placed to low in my opinion
I gave 9/10 ;)

-HH- I
by h2

Comment:
Good exposure, good tones & colors, a ribbon well deserved
:)

Mean ruz
by Aurel78

Comment:

Originally posted by Aurel78: Originally posted by bennettjamie: THis is beautiful. Do you mind sharing how you get this look to your photographs. Almost unreal look? I love it! Hi Jamie (i see your personnal portfolio, you are so pretty !) To make long time exposure at broad daylight, you need a tripod & a neutral grey filter (Hoya ND400 now B+W ND 1000) Thanks ;)

AND...
* LOW ISO (50-200) because the long time exposure is sensitive to a noise !
* Lock the mirror (for reduce vibrations)
:)