Icy Gaze
by LalliSig

Comment:
Congrats - Like she's giving the Bond look, James Bond

Holsten - The taste can drive you crazy
by Bolti

Comment:
Congratilations - well deserved.

Reels
by Structor

Comment:
Congratilations on your first blue and personal best.

Computer Architecture
by pointandshoot

Comment:
Very nice components you got there set up.

Olympic Stadium, Montréal
by Apee

Comment:
Needs more ambient light or more photoshoping...

House of faith
by marvin

Comment:
Don't like the effect of the wide angle lens here. Might want to look into using software to fix it.

Perfect Take Off
by sigrun_th

Comment:
Congratulations on your first ribbon!
Well done.

Bus Stop
by Marston

Comment:
image too small - can't rate it high because I can't see the details.

Enchanted Falls
by elsapo

Comment:

Originally posted by Leighroy: ...Would a 1/500 shot of a naked man standing in a window ("exposing himself") for two seconds (hence a two second exposure) be right or wrong?...

Good example but dose not out smart the details of the challenge.
Details: Take a photograph using a shutter speed of exactly 2 seconds.

It's probably not fair to DQ the picture but it's even more unfair to those who did send in a 2 sek exposure pictures. Then it's unfair to the voter that thought he was voting on a 2sek exposure picture and would have voted diffrently if he would have known.

(I did not vote nor submit a picture to this challenge)

solution - extend the voting time.

Message edited by author 2006-03-28 07:42:37.

Enchanted Falls
by elsapo

Comment:
Awsome photo and probably deserves a ribbon in some other challenge.

Well,if you think about it like this:
the winner in high jump is the "pole vaulter" jumping over 5m high.

But it's not your fault, there should have been added an extra rule to the challenge that said it must be a 2sek exposure.

If it where my picture I would ask for a DQ my self since I would not feel good having earnd a blue ribbon this way.