sunset's whisper
by emyleo

Comment:
It's interesting! I think you try it some times. It worths the effort! Grat shot.

Spring awakes
by carampito

Comment:
You had a lot of reflections (flares) inside you lens. It burns out the image washing out the contrast.

Summer is coming!
by iamutopia

Comment:
Too harsh light, no? It hurts my eyes!

A Day at the Zoo
by rmstoutamire

Comment:
Sorry! Sun (our star) is not Son (children of someone). DNMC! 0!

On the Land
by BrianR

Comment:
There is a lot of CA here. The top of trees are all devasted by this. Using an alternative angle or correcting in PS you will get a more interesting result.

Solar Safety Stop
by seagypsydivers

Comment:
Really a kind of picture rarely saw here at DPC. I like so much. Expect a lot of post challenge comments over equipment and setup.

The Leaning Tower of Justice
by Jammur

Comment:
Very nice and rare colors! I like it very much. You catch a large tonal and dynamic range. Very well done. I fell better when I can say good thing to an image more than bad ones. Besides you left the sun very hiden.

Don't Stare at the Sun
by iskowjen

Comment:
Wow! Sorry but it's to bad! A very small crop that don't says anything. It's sun's picture only. Not a picture with the sun. It seems to be a wrong submission!

Lighthouse sunset
by Krisby

Comment:
This picture has a great scene. But... It's very recurrent theme. It's seem to be pushed or taken with high iso too due to hard grain. Is a beautifull scene at all, but is not an astonishing one!

The sun on a cloudy day.
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
B&W and the sun is hard thing to do. Some people gets it very weel. But many tries out with failing results. To do this is need reaaly to astonish the observer with more tham simple elements, like a skyline and the sun.
Let's think:
1 - Sun in B&W is only a white circle.
2 - The great colors os sky are surpassed to greyscale
3 - the scene is a lot of inclination that show disattention to details, and to do B&W the details are the key.

Think in B&W as a very great show of multiples constrastant elements. Replace colors by the delight of tones. How more hard/soft tones you catch in one scene great will be the result.