Sunset over the Cosmos
by Pug-H

Comment:
Fantastic use of a fisheye lense, one I plan on trying out!

Before Google
by DistantColours

Comment:
Fantastic! Very creative and well executed.

the Lost City
by tate

Comment:
I wish that the man was sharper...is this a single exposure HDR? There's definitly a halo around his shirt and jeans.

However, the idea is creative and the composition is well executed; I can't fault the entire image for a few minor flaws--8

...for nuts!
by Simms

Comment:
I think the plane of focus is perfect, and it makes the image. There's great depth and the black border does an excellent job framing the image.

Also, the leaves (in focus) are so sharp i could cut myself!

Cicak triptych
by Z_idd

Comment:
Beautiful! But i dont think you can sign images....

Energy
by LalliSig

Comment:
In my (humble) opinion, this image is underrated. You've got such an amazing juxtaposition between the energy of the auroras and the energy of (city lights?). Not to mention, getting those damn clouds to co-operate and position in such a perfect manner is a feat in and of itself.

This image blew me away when I first saw it and I still think its amazing. Great work!

Looking for yourself
by Judi

Comment:
I really like the composition; its a beautiful image. However, I don't see the 'searching' in a blonde who is out for a stroll in white sheets. But a beautiful image nonetheless: 8

Portland
by get04rit

Comment:
Portland is an amazing city, but I feel like everyone goes for river shots. Granted, it works really well in this picture, but in the future I would head to the west hills and get a panorama. Just my 2c--8

Tree Divided
by brownsm

Comment:
As much as I love infrared, I always see the photoshop version. I think it was a good decision to leave the color channels alone. This is a great shot

Oxbow Bend
by spydr

Comment:
I love the tetons. But I've seen this shot maybe two hundred times. Go for a different angle--Lake Solitude is an amazing hike, the lake itself is worthy of a blue ribbon. The hike down offers a spectacular vew of the backside of Grand Teton that no one ever sees. There are amazing views from South Teton. Likewise, the hike from the summit of Grand Targhee is -spectacular-

Mount Moran is so boring, nevertheless a view from a road turnout that is plastered over countless postcards and websites.