A Crow In The Snow
by Refocused

Comment:
What a great shot to go with a great story! I love corvids. Such cool birds!

November Glow
by kanaj

Comment:
I didn't comment on this one during voting because obviously I knew it was yours and therefore ineligible for the jury. But I really do like this. It may be a touch painterly, but that's due to the wonderful glowing light reflected in the wet pavement. Just a wonderful warm feeling to this despite the dampness. And the leaves! Such a nice variety, with green and yellow, to yellow, to orange. Lovely! Very worthy entry.

Nothing to see here
by Neat

Comment:
All too often, tourists spend so much time trying to get people out of their pictures – but places like this need the people. The young lady in the foreground is of course the main delight here, but her person to the right, who has caught you in the act, adds a nice cautionary balance. After that, you have a little of everything; I do enjoy a photograph that invites you to explore!

Falls Memory
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Lovely processing of a scene you can hear; water is the most powerful force on earth and it's elegantly captured here in full. I do like the gloomy sort of tone, too. And I think I've been here? I have a memory of these falls...

Cold day
by LevT

Comment:
There is a quiet determination and grace in this photograph. The exposure and toning contribute to the overall feel, but my favorite part is you can “see” him walking because of those footsteps in the snow, his stride short but sure. This capture of a simple everyday moment in time is one of the reasons I love photography.

bye
by kichu

Comment:
First of all – pigeon! I adore photographs of pigeons. It’s a thing – can’t really explain it. Not just any pigeon, though - this one is most definitely on a mission and can’t be bothered to stay in the frame. To me, it’s a lovely, light-hearted snippet of life. I really like how the processing lends itself to the “je ne sais quoi” feel of this, too. ‘Tis a great example of how an “out-of-balance” photograph can be perfectly balanced after all.

glitch
by Tiberius

Comment:
Grainy, black and white photographs have always appealed to me, perhaps because they create a mood rather than simply providing a record. Here it imparts a bit of a rainy afternoon sadness. The water spots and vignetting nicely balance the lines of the structure, too.

Farm Road
by glad2badad

Comment:
Well seen and captured, this photograph has a bit of a gloomy feel to it. In one sense, it could be interpreted as commentary on the state of the country in the US at the moment. But it can also be seen as a moment of clarity and clearing after the storm. And to me, if your photograph can evoke differing emotional reactions from your viewers, you’ve done a pretty good job.

Lightening Show
by bobnospum

Comment:
Dang, that looks like fun!!

Free
by Refocused

Comment:
Great portrait of a majestic creature.