Bushmills Malt
by Remie

Comment:
This is the number one photo for me. Leaps out even in thumbnail. Perfect composition, detail and colors. Great work!

Absolut Inebriation.
by Gordon

Comment:
i can't imagine how this was done. you must teache me sometime. very creative. and boy do we all need a break from DP.

Apple does Windows
by AndyLeeG4

Comment:
Hahahaa.. LOL. Wonderful spoof!

Together We Stand, Divided We Fall
by akcoffeeguy

Comment:
industrial/metallic shots are a favorite for me. that you chose springs is also a hit in terms of ingenuity. technically the detail is great. b&W is a good choice, too. the starkness of contrast helps to say how crucial it is to stay united. lovely overall. high marks.

Orange Symphony
by FranziskaLang

Comment:
this is a beautiful shot and a great idea. the colors are warm.

Working in the Sky
by BAMartin

Comment:
nice coloring of the shot. perspective is nice, though i wonder if it could have been more leading.

Ships Propeller
by mdevos

Comment:
very interesting subject! i'm wondering how the colors could've been brought out better. the blue, yellow and red is ideal for color contrasts.

A Dog's Life
by Gordon

Comment:
excellent detail! also love the contrasting colors of metal and blue sky. high marks from me

White and Blue
by zhsteve

Comment:
The clouds in the background look almost Van Gogh - ish. Lovely choice of subject and colors.

Even Trees Will Cry
by yyyap

Comment:
To answer some of the questions.
1) Yes - the bluecast was intentional. It was done using white balance on fluorescent light, and a blue filter. I hoped the blue would give it the dark night/deathly feel.
2) Yes - the 'transition' was one of technology/construction replacing nature. Hence the 'cry' of the trees being bulldozed away.

The transition was much more in my mind/heart than in the photo. It would've been too much to expect anyone to 'see' what I saw as transition. Thanks for taking the time, though, to try and figure it out. Especially to those who came back for a second look. That alone is gratifying!