Heaven
by GueDesigns

Comment:
Pretty cool. Personally I would have cropped a bit higher to slice off some of the engine... probably would have brought the width in a bit too just to get the height back up there too... Maybe just to where the line of rivets end. The border color is less thanideal imho. neat how it has its own gradients though.

Dead Airwaves
by Ubersteiny

Comment:
Striking and very well pulled off. I like that the light is slightly off-center.

Caught in a bubble
by hanneke

Comment:
Doink - Faved.

Winter Morning at Red Pine Mountain
by jrtodd

Comment:
really strikes the eye.. hard to tell if this is a monstrous panoramic work or just a stylized single frame off a wide angle.

Really impressive!

freakin_hilarious
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
Hey, nice tribute ;) should I be honored or ticked that you got 0.3 points higher than me?



Or worse still that you actually own a real book that contains things that make you go...... :)

GoldenEye
by Melethia

Comment:
I am not a bond fan - I generally lose interest after 5 minutes or so -and I don't think I've seen that one, but on its own merit, this is a truly beautiful shot.

"I hope the exit is joyful and hope never to return" Frida Kahlo
by Xilebo

Comment:
fantastic lookalike! nice pic! underrated of course :)

"Show my head to the people. It is worth seeing."
by LanceW

Comment:
Wow. After viewing the top 20, this is a standout favorite. Absolutely stunning image.

Silent Scream
by katie-belle

Comment:
I like that flare! Great pic! better than the other with similar title imho. I would have scored 10.

Evening Flight
by cloudsme

Comment:
agreed. WAY underrated. I've often seen large flocks of birds in the evening and wondered how I would get a nice shot of them.

Starlings used to be my favorite in Canada, but I've seen some pretty impressive other birds around here too. Tough to light egrets evenly though because they don't fly so close...

This is excellent technically, but I like how - without a definitive subject - the picture has its own personality with the gradient of the sky and just the sheer complexity of shapes.

Certainly a photo in a class of its own... Ok, maybe 'photo without a subject'... :)