Night shots go really well with graveyards. Spooky and well done.

Quite different, unusual and well done.

Very original idea. No high res?

Sepia tones work well for this one. Interesting photo.

The fog really enhances the mood of desolation and desertion.

Never heard of one. What is it for? Very nice texture and lighting.

Citrus what? What is that?

I guess that you just whipped up the alley. Good one.

I would have cropped out the bright glare of the reflection. Very unusual knife holder.

No you don't if you just edit your existing photo. Go to "My Stuff", then "My contest entries". Once you locate your entry, there is an option to edit it. When you upload this way, there is a check box near the bottom that says "Also save full resolution image." This gives a better version to look at of your photo but does not change any votes or views of the existing entry. This can be done right up until the contest closes for voting. You only lose views and votes if you start again with a new entry, not by editing an existing one. I hope this helps, because entries can be seen much clearer when you look at them in the high res version.

Do you have a high res version? If so, please upload so that we can see the photo at it's best.

To do this, you must check the "Upload High Resolution" box when entering or editing a photo. The photo, as shown in the contest list are downsized and do not give a very good rendition of your photos.

Hi to you, too. Very creative thinking.

I think that I would have cropped out more of the blurry foreground. It takes away from the reflection of the spoon. Very original idea.

Either a few people very drunk or a very large party!

I like the colours.

Looks like more than just morning has broken. That looks like it hurts.

Quite beautiful. The frost on the grass is exquisite.

I don't agree friiskiwi, I like the symmetry, and I have an affinity for water and reflections.

I like it!

Quite noisy, but a beautiful scene.

So, who took the picture? Just kidding!
Great spot and good photo.

Very nice. Beautiful setting.

That's a light bulb? Fooled me.

Clean and simple. Nice photo.

Nicely done. Lovely colours.

Wonderful mood. Would have been good for the fog contest too.

The crooked cemetery also has crooked trees?

An SBS to see how the lighting lines can be made so abrupt would be much appreciated. Interesting technique and photo.

I beg to disagree, kyricom. Holes for the eyes and mouth are not required, by the definition.
see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mask
They don't even have to be face masks. Some are body or finger masks according to wikipedia.

Great set up. The black and white has a wonderful impact.

Simple, pure and very nice. I have an affinity for water and reflections. Very Nice.

Nice DOF. The berries look three dimensional.

This one bugs me! Amazing macro.

Couldn't be more on theme. Great effect.

I like the outdoor setting

Nice bright colors. Very appealing.

Not recommended for children under three years of age!

Powerful image. The skates are a bit of an oddity, though, other than to hide the necessary. There must be a story here somewhere.

I like the mood.

Huh? A little hard to understand without knowing the legend that goes with it. Sure doesn't look like a marriage proposal to me. The answer is no.

Checkmate? The answer is no.

Very nice.

I mean your foot is in the door towards winning the contest. Just a pun. I like your photo. Well done.













i like your photo.

Tranquil and nice composition.

I would say that you have your foot in the door.

No help. It seemed obvious to me, especially now that Canadians need a passport to travel almost anywhere!

Will they let me into the country?

Thanks for getting back on this. Congratulations on your win!

PS: Great collection of old cameras.

Nowadays the computer IS the darkroom. I get as much pleasure from tweaking my photos as I do from taking them. You don't need a whole room full of chemicals and the results are just as rewarding. Maybe more, with the great improvements of camera technology and computer software. Those who disdain the computer steps are the same as those who would be happy with a polaroid picture or don't know how to use the software. Just a vent to those who wish that they were still taking rolls of film to be processed somewhere in the near future.