Split ends
by geewhy

Comment:
This is an extraordinary shot.

I love the way the Barbed wire separates the dark ground and the white sky so clearly - but then the light strands serve to tie the ground back to the sky.

Well done.

untitled
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I gave this a ten, felt it was one of the more interesting and creative approaches to the challenge. That you managed to catch the yellow jacketed bike rider as he passed the bike sign simply boggles my mind. This is clearly one of the best composed and richly nuanced images in this challenge.

Chameleon in Yellow
by hlswilson

Comment:
I tried commenting on this one - but I added it to my favourites before submitting the comment :P. Basically what I said was this is a stunning image, you look positively serene - Glad you kept your eyes shut. One of the better self portraits I've come across. Such a shame this wasn't a true yellow - if this was an orange challenge you would have been shoe in for a ribbon. Still, it's verging on a travesty that this didn't break six.

36 1's 2s and 3s will do that I guess.

Mystery
by librodo

Comment:
Terrific pose, great lighting, I can't quite make up my mind about the extent of the negative space - I intitially thought there was too much black, but on revisiting I think it works really well.

The Way to Her Heart
by librodo

Comment:
Thought this was yours, really terrific shot - definately a top 5 image. Really like the high key effect - its nice to see a high key shot that isn't white!

As an added bonus you (with the help of the model) have managed to make this obviously unnatural pose look relaxed, sincere and serene.

You got a 9 from me.

Wind Blown
by Happy Bunny

Comment:
This image has so much potential - but there are a few issues - firstly its slightly overexposed at the top - I find this really distracting. Secondly - you should have made it larger - its hard to see the details and properly evaluate. I would definately go back and reshoot here if I were you, it's a terrific scene.

Raining umbrellas
by Pug-H

Comment:
This is such a shame - if these umbrellas were crisp and in focus you would have been in the top ten comfortably. Terrific Idea.

Broken car, spine and clavicle - An exercise in extraction
by kremkex

Comment:
I can't believe I'm hearing my 21 year old liberal self say this - but this is in poor taste. Even if it was in good taste there is nothing particularly exciting about the composition etc to appeal to me. The lighthearted title is the worst part of this image. Im actually astounded that you titled this that. I know there are know dastardly intentions behind this image - but next time think a little more please. I'm going to abstain from voting this a one, but I'm tempted. There are enough ambulance chasers in the world - let's not have dpc'ers sinking to the paparazzi.'s level.

Pride of London
by Imagineer

Comment:
Well would you look at that. I was right for once. I'm quite chuffed about that. Hey, if you can't win a ribbon you can at least predict who will. Just to try and drag you down from the tall pedestal, this was only my second favourite image of the challenge :P.

Brilliant work.

Neural Net Disconnected
by MrYu

Comment:
This is a tremendous abstract, I think you might have trouble for being a little too far out of the box, but I like this a lot. 9.

Reminds me a lot of a certain "project slinky." (It's a similar style of photo, and you've used the same border). Apologies if I have the photographer's identity wrong. It's a nine whoever you are.