Welcoming Summer at the Falls
by alanfreed

Comment:
This is beautiful and unlike another falling water shot, the feathery nature of the long exposed water falls makes this one seems peaceful. I don't know if the spot was actually quiet enough for contemplation or not, but the photo makes it feel that way. I like the color in this. I think this is a case where B&W would loose something.

Waiting for Pasta
by DistantColours

Comment:
I am not sure I understand why you chose the title you chose or what the shell pasta as the secondary subject, but that is a discussion for another time. The shot is beautifully lit and composed, for what you were creating. I think the shot of mother natures beauty buried in a crusty exterior might provoke some thoughts.

Early Morning Peace
by Jdroullard

Comment:
Great snapshot of a loving big brother.

Mint
by love

Comment:
I guess leaves floating on invisible water is the way to go on this challenge. Absolutely gorgeous. Great lighting.

Waiting for Laughter
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Nice work. Looks suitable for a father's day card... that is meant as a compliment.

Buddhist Altar
by smudgeSMJ

Comment:
Excellent subject for the challenge. I think it could have used a little light fill from the subjects lower right. Some of the statue's detail get lost... or not. I guess it is an issue of my display. Very good.

Peace
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
I don't get it. What am I looking at? Is it a nun holding flowers? I like soft focus and the idea of fading into nothingness, I just wish I had seen the image before it had faded so far.

Broken (Surface) Tension
by bauerfan71

Comment:
Nice idea. I am not sure about bubbles and ripples, but it is very nice.

straw
by oskarak

Comment:
I really like this shot. It almost looks like it had some selective desaturation. I do like the soft focus, but I think a little additional sharpness at the leaf and perhaps a little more depth of field would not have gone amiss.

- Aura -
by jotaga

Comment:
Very interesting. I bit too abstract for me, but I do understand where you were going with the shot. You had to have worked very hard to get the effect. I don't think I like the white lines bounding the top and bottom, but everyone to his or her own taste.

Excellent work.