Intrepid
by tvsometime

Comment:
Keptin, I found the nuclear wessel! Sorry, I just watched the Voyage Home a few days ago.

Busy
by epescala

Comment:
I was going to say this scene was a bit busy, then I saw your title! There is a bit of uncomfortable horizon tilt, which is so easy to fix.

Harbor off season
by markwiley

Comment:
I'm cold just looking at this.

Seward Evening Calm
by pmichaud

Comment:
A great scene with nice colors, but the detail seems a bit soft to me.

Gothenburg Harbor entrance
by Mona

Comment:
I'm trying to figure out why this isn't doing anything for me, because it has some good potential. It's not bad, but not appealing to me either. It seems a little flat without anything jumping out at me. I think perhaps my eye is cruising past those interesting tugboats to land on the apartments in the background. Perhaps some selective editing could have helped to bring out some of the nice details in the boats to make my eye stop there. A solid 5 for me, I'm afraid.

Year end duet
by Paul

Comment:
Odd, slightly creepy and fascinating imagery. I have no idea what this person is being seen through. Hope you left some notes for me to read over when the challenge is finished.

Deep thoughts
by toutoungi

Comment:
What a fascinating character study! Makes me want to know more about this man.

good day
by jmritz

Comment:
Trying to get better about leaving explanations on my low votes. I might be picking up from the title what you are trying to illustrate. You probably had a good day in the park and the evening light was nice. However, nothing really draws my eye as the subject, I'm afraid. I just don't know what you are trying to show me with this scene. This comes off to me as a well composed snapshot. Sorry.

Symettry
by buzzrock

Comment:
I've often noticed similar in a hotel hallway, but I never figured out how to get an interesting photo from it.

winter
by Tiberius

Comment:
I love the way the light silhouettes the lines of trees along the ridges. I might have cloned out the transmission tower in the lower left. It's nothing major, but it did grab my eye.