God's Palette
by alanfreed

Comment:
natural selection?

autumnal
by bvy

Comment:
best to take that woolly sock off the lens before taking the photo

Sunny november
by ELLIPS

Comment:
is it just me or do i keep seeing side effects of image sharpening? Look at the figure of person standing far right. Has a bright halo around. If you removed him, would there be one of those white outlines you see in a murder scene, you know the police draw on the ground where the body was found? Nice the way the brown foliage is partly reflected by the water surface. (A great use for a polarising filter on the camera lens, so can fine tune the amount of reflection.)

Fall at Cascade Falls
by imranmkhan

Comment:
more dry ice dumped upstream. i think i've seen too many of these type of stream shots now, i think after this i'll skip any more i see without voting on them

Playground of the Nymphs
by Ken

Comment:
this is one i reckon could get the 'grainy remix' look?

old wood
by jmritz

Comment:
I don't know how you did this, but i like it

Seasons
by karmat

Comment:
quack! you'd miss him if he wasn't there

Smooth flow
by gpuretic

Comment:
another one with dry ice dumped upstream again? I like the contrastng colours on the rocks. the sharpening effect (too much maybe) has adversely affected the sense of depth a bit, look at the top of the picture, the left rock's right edge against the water flow. A touch of softening brush would fix it, but I think that may be against the editing rules? I find with sharpening effect, that it's best to sleep on it and look again the next day before committing yourself to it.

An IR Autumn
by signal2noise

Comment:
Nope, I can't see any autumn colours at all. Maybe it's because I'm not wearing IR-vision glasses? Do you need them, like you do for 3-D?

Silver Autumn
by fpalumbo

Comment:
i can't seem to see any autumn colours here no matter how hard I try, maybe I just have no imagination at all... I think it would look more silver if it was not sharpened so much in post. nice composition