The Technician
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
There is something magical about this image. In true Norman Rockwell style, you have captured it perfectly. Given, that it's Advanced Editing, were you not permitted to move the spark? I know that you tried to get it closer to the screwdriver, but could you just move it in post? Anyway, I really like it.

Last Hurrah
by grahamgator

Comment:
Captured the moment, well. Nice DOF.

Silent Stream
by Ristyz

Comment:
Picture composition, perfect. Foreground Background perspective, distinctive. Colours, amazing.

Turning the Corner
by kawesttex

Comment:
Hi there kawesttex Ken,

I am a Registered User, but I let my membership lapse and am NOT a current member. I don't enter many challenges, but love the site for its discussion. I have also received an enormous amount of assistance from members of which I am most appreciative.

With respect to you and your photograph, I see that in the image Turning the Corner it has the words "This image is not part of any challenge."

Am I permitted to do this?

You see when I upload images to the Photo Domino game, I have been uploading them to my media page on my Wordpress site and copying the URL so that they appear in the game.

For some reason, they are about 4 times the size of the other images.

What am I doing incorrectly?

Luskentyre
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Great Shot. Did you take it from a train?

The landscape architect
by jcho

Comment:
This is my favourite image. I love the composition. Would have been nice to see the subject doing something like holding plans or sweeping with a broom or looking through a theodolite or just holding something up to his face to give the idea that he is busy doing something as opposed to just standing there. Still my favourite.

Tea for Two
by Pixelstate

Comment:
Lovely picture, but far too much headroom.

Trees in Perth
by johnbrennan

Comment:
Thank you kindly for your comments, Susan.

The shot was actually taken at about 3.45 pm in the afternoon.

I think that many of the trees are various types of gum trees found in Western Australia. Once planted they grow like wildfire.

Not sure why they have no bark.

I welcome your comments and I thank you once again.

Cheers
John Brennan

Down to Town
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
They call it "Dutch Tilt."

Up and around the cruve
by DanaS

Comment:
This is my favourite shot in this series.
It has all the components of the S curve.
It's not only artistically creative, but is very pleasant to view.
Well done.