Inverted.jpg
by mrorange002

Comment:
Wow! Great stuff, Eric. Well done!!

Old Tavern
by EOSin

Comment:
Hey Jason!

I think I know this building -- on the way to Ellensburgh or the NY bridge from Vergennes or something?

Really nice perspective and feel to this. The blur effect is VERY subtle - I can see why you got focus comments. Best of luck - there are a TON of entries here. :)

After the storm
by pitsaman

Comment:
Beautiful picture!

Totems
by zeuszen

Comment:
I like this shot a lot and have scored it highly! Definitely communicates, silence, desolation, lonliness, and is an awesome display of gradations of silhouette. I like the crop and blue tint as well. Great job here!

Waiting in Silence
by f-32

Comment:
I have used snowy orchards for challenges myself!

I love the way you have used B&W, the starkness of the bark against the snow, and all the glorious gradations of gray, and the long perspective.


I like this picture a lot, but I think it can be improved because it "leans" to the right, I think.

The eye goes down the row, then has nowhere to go but slip off the right margin because of the pressure from the mountain. If the mountain were centered, or there was another object to carry the eye back to the mountain, the symmetry of the scene would be a bit better.

A beautiful shot, nontheless.

Frozen Sound
by clking

Comment:
Very creative take on the challenge; very "cool" title. :D

This beautiful abstract scores highly with me. :)

Silence's Room.
by JumboJim

Comment:
Very interesting, creative interpretaion. Love the lighting effect, and the cropping is very intriguing, indeed. Thank you for a refreshingly different entry! Scores very highly with me :)

Quiet Time
by justyontour

Comment:
Very well composed silhouette shot - a beauty. My only complaint is the small size of the picture on the screen. Well done and scores very high with me :)

Silent Lucidity
by dacrazyrn

Comment:
A good take on the death scene. I do hope Woody Allen is not a member here! ;D

I like the touch with the monitor, and the stark honest nature of the shot as well. Good job,,scores well.

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by rhipster

Comment:
I like this original idea of your a lot, and I think you executed it very well. I have a too-dark monitor, so I'd bet some may say there are some blown high-lights, but that stuff doesn't bother me too much. I like your use of lighting here. This scores well with me :)