Pyramids Rising
by Geee

Comment:
Interesting. Toronto Zoo? African Pavilion, perhaps?

Niagara
by juliejold

Comment:
Hey! Very nice, I've been there once or twice. I like the long exposure during daylight hours...nicely done!

La Tour Eiffel - France
by Melethia

Comment:
Don't be modest. The composition, angle, duotone processing...all absolutely perfect. An iconic image of an iconic location. Very, very well done, and a big congratulations on the Blue.

The Albino Stare
by VitaminB

Comment:
Ho-hum. Another Blue for Brad. It's getting to be old hat by now, innit? ;-)

'Grats, B-Man...superb shot.

Spanning the Humber
by VitaminB

Comment:
Atta boy. Knew this 'un would end up on the 1st page. Good on ya.

Amstelhuahua
by Azrifel

Comment:
LOLdogs!

Portrait in the Forest
by jeger

Comment:
Wow, very nicely done Jon. That score is something to brag about, and 47 "10's" has to feel good. I think you win that hole. ;-)

Other panther.jpg
by bennettjamie

Comment:
There is good focus on the mountain lion's face, and the shallow DoF is nice.

However, the overall image is lacking in contrast (play with the curves and levels), and the white balance appears a bit "blue", or cool, to my eye. Maybe if you cropped as tight as you can, before losing any detail, and then played with a warming filter. A Photoshop plugin like Topaz Adjust of Nik Color EFEX might get you some interesting results.

Royal Treatment
by heavyj

Comment:
I don't get it...you've listed the 7D as the camera, but a Nikkor as the lens. Who are you, MacGyver? ;-)

Snowglobe Serenata
by CNovack

Comment:
The score from your commenters is high...well over 7.

Personally, I like this very much...as Deb mentioned, the low key nature of this image probably has a narrow DPC appeal, and might be further complicated by the quality or settings of many people's monitors. There is a terrific level of detail that would translate in to a nice print. Your model/daughter is obviously comfortable in front of the camera. I'm sorry you didn't score higher.