Mini Competition #703

[Cambridge in Colour]

This is an open-themed competition that is open to all CiC members.

ENTERING. Add your image in a new post below. Make sure to change your post title to a name for your picture (click the "Go Advanced" button). Only one entry per person. For help posting images, go here.

VOTING. When this competition reaches 10 entries, a poll will be automatically added and any member may then vote. After 2 days, voting ends and the winner is determined.

Once voting begins, a new competition will be automatically started.

Good luck!

Notes: Please do not request feedback or comment on other images until after voting has closed, as it could be unfair to other entrants. Photos must be your own, and never entered into one of our prior competitions. We also ask that only recently taken or edited photos be used as entries (in the spirit of motivating everyone to continually improve).

PS: Make sure to also vote on the previous competition here.

[Nomadr]

[jaozkee]

[LiseeMariee]

[rappensuncle]

[asai]

Rush by asai+ML, on Flickr

[Yooper]

Canon 40D, Canon 100mm Macro,
f/8, 1/4 sec, ISO 400

[PhotoByTrace]

[andrewaxford]

four storey buddha

[Skyline]

[fortune64]

Canon 7D , Tamron 28-75 mm F/2.8
Length : 50 mm , AT : 1/160 , AV : F4.5 , ISO : 800

[fortune64]

Thanks for the voter and all the entries for this mini competition....welcome to all kind of comments & critics.

[wendles78]

It looks like a painting, so lovely! Well done.

[Yooper]

Congratulations, Vincent; nice work. I really like how you composed this. By putting the worker in the lower left and smaller in the frame, it really gives the image a sense of place to me. Your point of view shows each tree in the background a little to the right and a little above the previous one which, along with the other row of trees, really draws my eye into the photograph and makes me wonder what is further down the trail, and then the bright red coat of the worker draws my eye right back. The green in the image really accentuates the red of the coat, and the shallow DOF further draws attention to the worker. Well done. Paul

[fortune64]

Thanks a lot Paul and Wendy for your kind comment,I got to admit that my English is not good enough to have discussion with you all,otherwise would be very happy to do that....anyway I'll try my best!