Urban Basalt
by Brent_S

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L E F T - A L O N E
by vikas

Comment:
Lovely shot. Really like the high contrast look. Maybe a little smaller depth of field, and shame the sky wasn't a little more dramatic that day, but small criticisms! 9 From me

Hot Summer Nights.........
by dougi555

Comment:
Beautiful shot! Really love the exposure and composition. I was nearly going to mark it down a bit because the people in the shot aren't actually in the centre, but I think the end of the pier is bang on in the middle, so that's good enough for me. Great work - 10

Gooderham
by Shutter-For-Hire

Comment:
I like this shot. Lovely old vintage feel. My only slight reservation is that it's more of a "middled" composition than a centered one. This middling instead of centering is quite a common theme in the challenege so I don't know how harsh to score. Think I'll go for a 7. Very good.

An Autumn Rose
by bcrants

Comment:
Lovely colours and contrast. Top-notch. 9

looking at a parkbench
by cutout

Comment:
Don't know how you took this under a basic edit, but very nice effect. It's the kind of thing I would have on my wall somewhere! 9 from me.

"Behold, a Pale Horse"
by Rmac

Comment:
Angelic. But un-nerving!

While Wandering in the Forest
by boyhuntsforbliss

Comment:
Nice water fall shot. Really like the gentle water. The rest of the shot, ie rocks and sky lack a bit of vibrance or energy, but I guess that was down to the weather! 7 from me.

Enemies
by gaurav

Comment:
I could see this one on a gallery wall. Is it tilt shift? Certainly has that effect. Simple, funny, well, fits the challenge. Ace!

Friends are life
by Judi

Comment:
This is just great. I love the warm glow, which suggests that special warm relationship we all have with some people, yet there's that playful element, as they're having fun. Really good angle too. The tree looks like it might be distracting, but some how isn't. Like it a lot. I guess to be very picky, it would have been nice if the boy on the right was more in the whiter light rather than the yellow, but minor minor point.