I have a bitch of a time with panning, this is really well done with sharpness on the car. At our photo club we have a Nat Geo photographer who did a shoot in Korea. He came back and shared his shots with us. There were many a photo tilted and looked grrrrrrreat. I do wish some photo members would remove their heads out from their rectal sphincter.

Nice but too bad the fence has obscured the eyes....and you know it.

Nice one. Sharp clear and well exposed.

Love how you captured the detail is such acute sharpness. Lovely.

Ahhh your posts are great. Nice one and I love the tilt.

Gorgeous George from the Galapagos....? He died not too long ago. Really good shot, nice angle, sharp and clear.

Thais are terrified of this one, it may be poisonous. If you listen closely you can hear them calling and to our ears it sounds like "fuck....youuuuuuuuu" but to the Thais they say it sounds like "tuuukkkkkkk khaaaa". Good catch, a bit dark tho.

Purrrrrfect.

Top of the shelf. Simplistic, creative and strong. Love the tree in the corner as it gives strength to the post. Really nice one.

Creative thinking, like this one.

Could be my house.

Love the creative thinking of this one. Nicely done.

Love the tilt, outta box thinking....nice .

I really enjoyed that article on smiling and interesting how smiles have evolved. True to Americans looking at the world with blinkers on the article delves into their world. Here this photograph of yours presents another world, and another culture where most likely it is 38C (that is Celsius) in the shade and the women, like many women in Asia, work from dawn to dark and desperately are looking for their prince to get them out of grinding poverty. I like the moment caught.

A tad soft but sometimes soft is OK.

I have a premonition you will do well in this contest and as you already know....I am the site psychic.

Top of the shelf , nice one joe.

I like the soft vignette on this and the helter skelter, yet, organized chaotic look to it.

Titles matter, they are part of the creative process and help viewers to focus on what you have created. I am always amazed by work posted on this side of pyxleyes and want to tell you that I am WOWed by your work. It is clear and so easily seen and well manipulated. Top notch in my humble book.

Once in awhile I pop over to this site and am ALWAYS amazed at the creativity shown. Of course this has blown me away. I know as an artist you really would like to hear or receive some constructive comments. I am so sorry I have nothing to say about this upload....only OH WOW.

You see your life in stages, or I call them passages. I like this because you were here to watch this carriage be born and caught it all for us.

We get it....a battle and death. Oh those naughty Vikings not only did they rape and pillage Britain they did the same to Canada and the Ukraine where many a blond Ukrainian lives to this day. Good one.

Can I marry you? Love the story your upload shows...you have a creative mind and hands that match and can do what you dream. The stone garden is reminiscent of Zen Garden of Kyoto's Golden Palace and this looks like a place where one could really relax. As far as the photo goes you have done a smack on good job with exposure, even if you did have difficult light. We reviewers can see everything clearly with crispness. Your colour coordination is well done with the earth tone background on which your photos rest...and that yellow home sits proudly showing off her beauty. Nice upload and thank you for sharing your life with us.

I'm the site sponsored psychic Glad I predicted this win and for my prize I'm coming over for your next BBQ....deal ?

BIG CONGRATULATIONS on this mouthwatering win.

You need to clean your sensor of dust. Love the shot it gives such a great story.

Did you use the Orton Effect on this????..it really rocks my boat! The mood captured is sublime.

"Shri Ram jaya ram jaya jaya Ram...shri Ram jaya Ram jaya jaya Ram"....now I won't be able to stop all day. Love this photo, not only the beards but the story too. It is a great crisp photograph nicely rendered. Congrats on the capture.

Nice one, I like this because it has great visual impact and a historical feel to it. Technically also nicely honed. good one this.

Really a great shot. You have come down to the dog's eye level and the image is sharp sharp sharp, without oversharpening. Your tonal contrasts are nicely done as well. Best of all you have captured an emotion and that really rocks my boat. Top notch. I predict a winner here.

Close enough to make my mouth water and to offer you my fearless prediction...that this is a winner shot. It has everything in it...heat, texture, sharpness, focus, focal point and of course lusciousness.

A strong image, clear and sharp but sadly you do have some grunge on your sensor that shows in the sky in the middle along the margin line.

Congrats and taken with an iPhone too.

YAY YAY YAY......big congrats. It's a beautiful shot, well deserved win.

Dang dang dang....I should have bet those 10 Euros that you would win. CONGRATULATIONS it's superb and so well deserved.

Healing brush works beautifully.

Minimalism, mystery and beautiful.

Outta this world.

HOLY CRAP....I have heard about molecular gastronomy, it is unbelievable what they do nowadays. Did you actually eat this? Did the balls of juice explode in your mouth? Did your wallet explode? I saw a documentary on molecular dining. The chef is very famous, from Chicago and had been treated for cancer of the tongue. (imagine being a chef and having cancer of the tongue, oh my). The documentary was fascinating to watch for the amount of work that goes into preparation is phenomenal. A dinner can run up into the thousand of dollars BUT BUT BUT ....he is booked solid for 6 months in advance. Incredible ay? Yes, I forgot about 555. We use that here all the time when corresponding with fellow expats. Thank you for the link.

LOL....10 full meals and one month's rent in CM. No, it's OK, I know it will be eye rolling expensive. I'm still curious about Yuzu balls. From here they look like tapioca.

Perfect because it is thought provoking. Well taken, with focus on exactly what you wanted to show us and tell us. Different, together and clasping. Your artistic bend is evident.

Hey, congrats on this work of art. What is a Yuzu ball? I wonder how much this dessert costs in Europe.

This world needs more photographers like you, someone who says pffffffffffft to conventional wisdom and inspires others to try something new. Thank you.

How interesting your exposure bias, you have brought out great detail. ....and aperture of 5.6. I recently attended a workshop where the presenter mentioned that f13 is the aperture of choice for landscapes as there is no peripheral deterioration and you DO NOT have that showing with this shot. Thank you for getting back to me, so appreciated.

That description you put up really helps the viewer, thank you. I like the compositional style here. A clear, sharp, well taken and considered photograph.

We have a Nat. Geo photographer in our Photo Club. He did a special shoot of Korea and came back with tilted photographs that add excitement to the shot and I see that is what you were gunning for with this presentation which is out of the box. KUDOS to you for having chutzpah to put this up. That smudge in the sky takes away from the shot. Personally, I feel this would have worked with one solid focal point of excitement instead of a beach full of people all doing different things. I really like the idea tho' and my hat goes off to you.

Can you share your camera specs please. Sharp, well taken and although sliced mid center it seems to work thanks to the dip of the shoreline of beach. Colours natural and this is a solid unpretentious image. Your sensor is clean as I always check for dust spots...you are a photographer who gives attention to all aspects of image taking.

Atmospheric and clear image that makes me want to go there. A solid presentation with clarity and detail seen.

Dust spots on sensors can be seen in sky aspect of image. I like the angle of this shot and many focal points catch our eyes.

Dust spots on sensors can be seen in sky aspect of image. I like the angle of this shot and many focal points catch our eyes.

Encompassing panorama with post processing expertise demonstrated. Tonal contrasts nicely done to give a nice punch to the entry, it is a spectacularly sharp image. Personally, I would have cropped out those two diagonal lines at the right edge (viewer's right) as our eyes gravitate to that area.