Didn't vote but I think I would have given a 8.
Aren't they just beautiful cameras the A70's ;-)
Great job and very good result for first challenge. Welcome on A70 top 10!
Well, what is there not to like about this? Great colours, great capture of the rainbow. I don't know what the object in the lower left is, lurking in the grass.
This is a very unique idea...its gorgeous. The colors are so strong, its rare to see beauty like this in alot of places. I love the sky and the grass, then the rocks and the rainbow give it a look to sort of seperate the two. I really like this picture, and the idea of the "bridge to the sky" is very different, but good!
Incredible color in this photograph. I especially like the grass in the foreground, amazing that in the winter, it is still so green. This shot should be on a postcard!! My choice for the Blue. 10!
The very best of all the metaphorical bridge images in the challenge. First, it's a worthy metaphor; not strained at all. And second, it's a worthy photograph of the henge. The rainbow is also useful; it looks good, and helps those with limited imagination to participate. 10.
My choice for a ribbon...an outstanding photo: colors, composition, capture, lighting focus, depth. Mythical. What is that white glitch in the turf in the lower left? That's the only possible detractor. Still, a standout in an excellent collection of photos. 10
Hmmm, I think I've seen these particular rocks before... :-)
Very nice job. I really like the lighting/tone of this shot. Like to know if that is how it really looked at that time or did you PS it a lot. Either way, looks really good to me.
Great shot, but something is giving it an unnatural look. I'd like to see the colors in the original because they look a little too vibrant in this copy.
Alright I am going to take a gamble, and say you won this challenge. If not, you certainly did in my book, my only 10. Just thought I'd give you props.
Awesome catch with the rainbow in the background. The composition is okay, although I would not have centered the stones in the middle. I would either have composed it with two thirds sky and one third ground or the other way around, but not half/half.
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