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by spencerwood

Comment:
The Albert Embankment? Judging from the streetlights and the edge of what looks like Millbank Tower. I like the drama of the high contrast.

Here and there...
by Kali

Comment:
Great image; dramatic, radical (at least for here) and highly dynamic. Has a sense of motion, of relationships, of reality. Slightly crazy too, which is always good.

Sandstone
by Kaizer

Comment:
Excellent detailing here, and I'm kind of pleased you haven't resorted to the rather obvious and rather over-often-done HDR tricks to 'deal with' that sky; let us see photography, rather than tricksy processing. It has, as imagery, a rther ancient quality to it, oddly.

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by undieyatch

Comment:
Austerely beautiful image. One of very few genuinely striking images int his month's lot. Bravo.

Sitting On a Cloud
by of-snow

Comment:
I'd agree with Steve's opinion re highlights; the whole thing seems muted really - and your white border only emphasises that.

Hello? Anybody... Hello?
by epescala

Comment:
Unbelievable, even by DPC standards that this doesn't even warrant top 100. I hope the favourites and personal ribbons are some consolation. Can't give you mine as I didn't vote the challenge, but I think you might well have made that mark. Great shot.

653901
by undieyatch

Comment:
How strange this is: without your description I would have thought it was a calm sea.

Taking it to the Hole
by Ironworker

Comment:
Very strong sense of action - which is admirable. I like that you've kept that where many people's default preference seems to be for sharpness over all else. The slightly muted colours don't bring much too it for me: I would imagine that either a higher saturation or a complete de-saturation and higher contrast would add still more impact. But I still like the sense of action and struggle and competition.

I, who have nothing.
by Noel_ZH

Comment:
Now, this is an animal portrait. Lovely work.

t h r e e
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
The light's more 'professional' in this one. But I prefer the other.