Black River
by Tirasco

Comment:
Beautiful! Love the colors

Emergence
by SandyP

Comment:
Wonderful shot! If a turtle could smile, you made it happen.

Well-deserved blue.

Reflections on the Potomac
by levyj413

Comment:
While I'm sorry that Structor's beautiful photo got DQ'd, I am glad to see yours ribbon as it was one of my fave's and truly worthy. Great job, and great save on the camera apparently!

Inside the Lines
by ryand

Comment:
I really thought this would ribbon. Easily one of the five best IMHO.

Nice work.

Abandoned into the Wasteland
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
Great job. I think you picked the right one!

Congratulations on the ribbon.

Weathered
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Wonderful photo. Much deserved ribbon! Congrats.

I don't know of anyone who's provided more feedback than you. You must live on DPC!

Keep up the good work.

Sunburst a la Post-Its
by essay

Comment:
Thanks to all. Never imagined a photo of Post Its would be my first ribbon. Thrilled nonetheless!

As I strive to improve as a photographer, I will look back on this challenge as the one that really opened my eyes to creative lighting, which obviously "makes" this photo.

Pennybacker Bridge in 3-D
by srdanz

Comment:
Fantastic job!. I REALLY love the shot and processing you\'ve done here. Obviously the 3D aspect does this for me and I do like the other elements you\'ve added (white border, gray background and shadow cast).

But I do have a question: How might it have looked if the shadow cast by the border and the gradient of the gray (light to dark) went from upper right to lower left? Wouldn\'t that have been more consistent with the natural lighting of the bridge (which appears to be upper right)? Or did you purposely take it the other way for some reason? (As an engineer, I\'m trained to be picky - sorry)

Still, a very nice work indeed!

Spinning Her Web
by Ann

Comment:
Really like this one. Nice bokeh & geometry!

Mr Green
by gorant71

Comment:
nice close up