Five Seconds After "Cheese"
by TCGuru

Comment:
Yup those smiles are definitely on the wane!! I can almost hear the cries of 'Mum/Dad are you finished yet'

Nice leading diagonal

Power-Chicks
by DonOlsen

Comment:
Chicks!!!???? Gee my eyesight must be worse than I thought

Good studio shot, I may have prefered it without the slight body crops but certainly a picture I bet the subjects will love

Thirteen miles to go
by fredandaud

Comment:
Nice shot of the Great North Run although brings back hidepous memories of when I ran the London Marathon and was involved in a sprint race with a Pot Noodle at the end (which I won though I am ashamed to say not without the use of my elbows!!!)

Far more sensible to be photographing rather than competing

Rain and Sunshine
by Tlemetry

Comment:
Really like the yellow on yellow concept and the black border works well. Nice composition though perhaps could have been just a touch sharper

Up Up and Away
by youngnova

Comment:
Great perspective, POV and crop. Not quite sure why but although the colours are wonderful they seem almost to be slightly muted on my screen

Still a shot that I would have loved to have taken 8

Miss Ineeda Nutterman - School Marm 1880
by BAMartin

Comment:
Goodness what a fearsome looking woman! With a teacher like her I think I may have concentrated a touch more at school.

I presume this is a reconstructed living-village from the 19th Century. I do like the composition although the light spots are a little distracting. Very nice almost muted colours help emphasise the 'age' of the scene. I am both glad that you avoided going for sepia (which would have perhaps been a little too obvious) and at the same time intrigues as to what it would look like as a sepia shot

Good composition and I like the fact that whilst it is centred the fact that Miss Nutterman is sitting to one side and the books are stacked to the other means that it is asymettrical

Nice shot

Castle on the Hill
by KarenNfld

Comment:

Originally posted by jonfrommk: ....I appreciate that you had to do the flip to get the s curve but I reckon that that may be what stops a fantastic shot being a ribbon winner in this challenge

Oh and by the way other than the happy dance also blushing slightly at having made this comment!!! Ha shows what I know!!!!

Run the Waves North?
by Charlene

Comment:
OK well it would appear that the DPC world did not view this in the same light I did

Still think this is a nice unique take on the challenge and the black background works very well

Love the title too

Jog in the Fog
by bassbone

Comment:
Peter, you are just on fire at the moment!!! Another great great image to add to the portfolio

Perfectly composed with a very cool POV, the colours are vibrant (especially the yellow road markings which act as such a cool leading line)

I will confess to giggling slightly at the fact that your wife before she started her 20 miler had to do sprints past you for you to photograph

Good job buddy

Unwind
by WalesP

Comment:
Ron

Congrats on your second highest score! Inspired by Nitsche maybe but delivered impeccably by you! This was one of a few stand out shots for me in the challenge. Part of the beauty is in the way you have made what must have been quite a tricky set up look so simple and minimalist

Love the way you have kept the tape spool so tight and that there are no blemishes on the s -curve

Terrific job, many congratulations