Front Row Center
by dtallakson

Comment:
The best of the shots that don't include the faces of the bystanders. A cute moment. 8

An Observer of His Own Culture
by angkokweng

Comment:
Probably my top pick. Wonderful combo of street photography, candid, and yet working on the aesthetic of the shot from the lamps to the smoke. 10

Play it again Sam
by fitz3000

Comment:
Top 3 pick for me. I'm not sure I like the color shift and would have preferred a neutral B&W, but that's small. Getting the faces of the bystanders was the key to this challenge and one very few images managed. 9

Left Out
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Top 3 pick for me. You got the face of the bystander which puts you heads and shoulders above the rest. Nice moment. 10

Mobilgas
by NikonJeb

Comment:
This is a nice shot Jeb! Congrats on the first FS 6+. I still can't believe it's your first. You hit the saturation just right here and I need some processing pointers for this look.

Damselfly in the morning (early)
by GiorgioBaruffi

Comment:
Looks like a few people thought you were me. ;)

Mt. Rainier at Dawn
by william88

Comment:
Is this you William? Very nice shot. I have still to get to Rainier when it isn't snow everywhere.

Marina Sands and the Helix Bridge
by scarbrd

Comment:
Way to go David! I absolutely love the tone of the sky.

Medicinal Herbs
by Denise

Comment:
Hey! Congrats on your first ribbon. And a blue to boot!

Campsite & Sunset
by spiritualspatula

Comment:
This image, I think has some real promise. It doesn't look like you put a ton of effort in, but I bet you could polish it up to have a winner. First you need to fix the ghosting in the clouds. Second, of course, you want to level the horizon (duh). You'll also have to work on the saturation lines in the sunset. These days I've been doing landscapes like this with manual blends rather than a program like Photomatix. It leads to less artifacting like we see here.