Bench Ends
by neophyte

Comment:
Hot. I'd sit there anyday.

I have nothing else significant to contribute to this comment.

462092
by option

Comment:
idealy i would have the whole jump in the photo... but in most of these shots, they aren't actually going that big. this one and the guy in the bright yellow are the two exceptions, these guys went HUGE

Found on the Road Dead - 76 Years Later
by xlr8tn

Comment:
Fix Or Repair Daily...
F***ing Only Runs Downhill...

It´s Written In The Stars
by LalliSig

Comment:
You have got to be kidding me... this is one of the best aurora shots yet! Is it EVER cloudy in Iceland??

Morning View I Wake Up To!
by RainMotorsports

Comment:
A brown ribbon? Dayum man, you better get this outta your system before you get a K10D... Its the 23rd highest ranked camera for average score on the site, youll have its good reputation to uphold! :-P

Morning Wood
by camphan

Comment:
The ribbon for best title goes to you. Too funny!

Under an Alien Moon
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
The original? I hope its the same as this, or our winner is in trouble...

Snow-covered Glacier
by clarksuzy

Comment:
a very cool photo that is going to be hurt by its size. If you have photoshop, be sure to resize to 640px then use "save for web" to accurately control the size of your saved image. Otherwise, download a free program like google picasa, which has similar control over image size and quality. PM me if you have any questions, this really is a cool photo and I hate to see it suffer just cause its too small.

The Flaky Cousin of Ice Comes to Visit
by Ice-Tea-1983

Comment:
your white balance if off here. unless, of course, you made it purple on purpose...

Morning Traffic During Snow Storm
by Mikkel

Comment:
Interesting take on this one. I see you've gone for the mysterious "nothing is in focus" effect, I really get a sense for the chaos of an intense winter storm. I also really enjoy the "revenge of the motorist" motif you've applied here; by reducing the cyclist to lowly pedestrianism, you illustrate the superiority of the automobile. You know, the lack of detail and motion blurring gives this a very painting like quality that I find lacking in so many photographs today. A stroke of pure genius, 10.