L'Amour à distance
by Aurel78

Comment:
I really like the b&w conversion here, and the foreground object helps me to visualize that I am watching this guy, but I don't want to be seen. I think the composition is great, just try to watch out for blow outs, there are several areas in the picture, like the back wall, that have no detail. Great shot overall.

Sunrise
by HighNooner

Comment:
For a sunrise shot I would have expected a more interesting sky. I can tell it is sunrise from the lighting on their faces, but that is the only reason. I really would like to see what they are looking at, since this is a distance challenge, try to show the distance, rather than just hinting that it is there.

Far Away
by karmat

Comment:
I like the b&w conversion, and the fact that the monkey has somehwere to look, rather than positioning him at the right of the frame. I also think the dof helps to make the wall in the distance look like it is further away than I am sure it really is. Nicely done.

Spanning the Distance
by WalesP

Comment:
I wish the buds were in focus here, this is an interesting concept, and you did a nice job with a macro shot.

Along the Open Road
by admart01

Comment:
Nice s-curve, I wish it was leading to something though, or maybe I could see who is using this open road, maybe a car, a person. Nice idea though, I think this shot is very well composed.

Degrees of Separation
by Jutilda

Comment:
I really like the shadow in this picture. I realize it is hard to get a shot like this, because you can't just tell the butterfly what to do, but I don't like that it is flying out of the image. It would look better if the butterfly had some room to move through the frame, but in order to get the shadow right and give the butterfly some room, you need to be at a different angle.

Is Salvation Here???
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Best shot so far. I really like the lighting and th b&w effect here.

Autumn Trees
by riversong

Comment:
This is the best, of the many, autumn tree shot I have seen so far. I really like the colors, and the soft focus. Nice job.

A Bug's View
by kelvinyam

Comment:
The hole in the leaf ruined this one for me.

iUp
by Tiberius

Comment:
This shot is too dark, I have no idea what I'm looking at. I can make out the two kids, but that is about it.