.... Amen.
by Nukkta

Comment:
Cute shot, good framing and duotone use. Well executed.

The Grace of Speed
by coolhar

Comment:
Beautiful action shot, splendid mix of soft and saturated colors ( a wee bit too much on pink and green) and perfect exposure. Sharp, just as necessary. It's really very catched in the curve, giving a real impression of speed. Up to now, one of the best ones on the challenge.

flamingo
by katiedid270

Comment:
It's a nice idea, but the background is very distractive, flamingo's head is overexposed and the flamingo is not in a really graceful position. Here, he seems to sleep. If you had more patience, perhaps he/she would have walked in a different place.

Natural fractal
by rhipster

Comment:
Graceful abstract. The advantage of this very textured leaf, it's soft color and the sort of whip at the top work very well. Very well casted background. Framed with elegance.

Grace 'n Beauty
by eswik

Comment:
Good framing (except little triangle bottom right) and, specially attractive comination of colors. The rose is a bit overexposed and lacks of sharpness, although the focus seems ok (based on the keyboard). Seems that it's the yellow brightness who make the rose blurry. Could easily be arranged with Photoshop or equivalent.

Mercy
by zeuszen

Comment:
What a fog! Nice picture, but the link with grace is not really obvious.

I never thought grace can be so hard....
by weird_boy15

Comment:
Looks like a Norwegian or a Maine Coon, less than 6 months old. Is it right? Nice idea, and very good title. Image is a bit soft and tutu is overexposed in the whites. A cute way to express grace. Well done.

Full Flaps
by Dim7

Comment:
Very well done, beautiful colors, sharp ducks (I suppose) squadron. Very elegant image, but the squadron should be off center, either by cropping out the foreground, eventually leaving little branches tops, or cropping about 1/3 on top.

cement ballet
by Miah

Comment:
Very well catched, good b/w choice, as usually for street shots IMO. Exposure is quite well managed in difficult conditions, and you've got the guy right on a gracious movement. A really good shot!

Church Basements
by amsmyth

Comment:
Why not.? A daily shot but not very imaginative in terms of photographic quality, and that's what is all about here.