Iceland biggest church, Hallgrimskirkja
by JohannesFrank

Comment:
Very impressive. Both the church and the photo :)

Dansville, NY during the Festival of Balloons
by wdebeau1

Comment:
Wonderfull moody photo. I find the odd shaped balloon distracting though, but realize that was not in your control when you made the photo.
It looks like you have some dust on your camerasensor, that could have been removed with the cloning tool of your photo-editor (asuming you have one).

Michigan Adventures
by connie

Comment:
Amazing photo that is worth looking at for a long time without loosing interrest. Perfect!

populus balsamifera
by Remie

Comment:
@All: Thanks for all the comments.
I was lucky with the very beautifull combination of fog and sunlight a the time I made this photo.

@Ursula: Thanks, I'm very happy with my D70. Since you have one too, I'm sure you know why :)

We believe we can fly...
by fsieradzki

Comment:
I've just been browsing trough the DPC-archives and noticed this outstanding image again. Somehow I forgot to mark it as one of my favorites, so I just did that right now :)

Angel
by heida

Comment:
Congrats with you ribbon Heida. What photo-editingprogram did you use to do the burning?

Time To Fly
by Remie

Comment:
As always, thanks for the votes and comments.
BTW: The subject of the challenge was 'flight', not 'show as much detail of a bird as you can' :)

In a Box
by Remie

Comment:
Thanks for all the comments.
It's kind of an unusual photo, so I'm both surprised and glad it placed this good.
Personally I'm bothered by some dark shades in the background that become more noticable when you look at the photo from a distance.
I'm also not to happy about the single hair above the right eye, but that's mostly because it is grey :)

Looking back
by heida

Comment:
Gefeliciteerd, ondanks het uiterlijk van Nazgul had deze foto zeker een lintje verdient!

Beautiful Freak
by Geds

Comment:
Hmm, no ribbon:( I'm gonna have my camera for dinner today now.
I agree with Pedro about the sky. I also wanna add, that I really don't think there is any need for the texture of the tree being visible. The tree's shape and it's placement in the landscape are important in this image, not it's texture.