To The Other Side
by artvet

Comment:
tremendous capture has a feel of Robert Doisneau about it, beautiful gentle black and white conversion soft, gentle, haunting

Great job

Goldeneye
by korpen

Comment:
Gosh how many ducks do you see on DPC....loads....How do you make an image stand out and be different? See above and you have the answer. Great job and incredible capture

The Fawns of Dawn
by yanko

Comment:
Wow, one of the best - if not the best - deer picture that I have seen on DPC. Incredible earthtones and sharpness, not 100% sure of the vignetting but brilliant brilliant brilliant none the less

Sea of the Land
by SnapperL

Comment:
Wow i love this shot, great idea for the composition to have the arm pushing back the wheat (the simple wedding band works really well in this shot). Love the yellow that you have pp'd

Great jon

The Stag
by SaraR

Comment:
Great colours and sharpness, tremendous image, I really like the centred composition and the gentle vignetting draws you in to the subject without being overpowering

The Silent Samurai
by heavyj

Comment:
Wow great portrait that captures the subject magnificently

Incerdible sharpness and the hi key background sets it off perfectly

Great job

Cannes, French Riviera
by benpictures

Comment:
Wow i go to Cannes every year and I have never seen these rocks jutting out. Is that the lights of the Croisette on the right

Thank you for showing me something I have seen many times without ever truly seeing

Dancing together at 50' above ground
by jimsapp

Comment:
Its a real shame you could not get a little more action into this shot ;-)

Outstanding composition and an incredible moment captured

Great job

'Gr'
by macrothing

Comment:
I wonder how many people will actually notice the cigarette? Sadly because of the speed voters not as many that should, not too sure about the processing (for my personal taste) but a great image that made me smile, thank you

Demons of the Blue Vortex
by GeneralE

Comment:
One of those pictures that some people will love but many more will hate (I should now I tried the same with a shot entitled blue daffodil in a challenge a few weeks back)

Dont look at the score, look at the comments and then reflect on the fact that you have produced an image that has really made some people stop in their tracks and go wow

Photography (imo) is about touching people and this image will do that for some and you cant (again imo) ask for much more than that