The Best Way to Read
by KristinaG

Comment:
I like the natural light and you did good to keep it simple. I think having the entire couch in the scene would have been slightly better than cropping off the edges.

Escher Duck
by nickyb

Comment:
Such patience to wait for this shot! Great contrast here and wonderfully dark and rich tones.

A Corner of 1700
by banmorn

Comment:
This is confusingly abstract. Nicely done. Lovely even lighting throughout!

Sharp Top Reflections
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
Great composition using the triangular shapes. Love how broad the clouds look shooting out from the peak of the hill. This is super sharp and has great light!

Falling Dandelions
by njsabs

Comment:
Cropping out the treeswould have made this much better IMO.

Look out
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
I actually like how you got the reflection to include the top part of the body that was cut off at the top of the frame!! The colors and processing are far out! Definitely has that artistic edge.

I'm ready to blow my top
by nidici

Comment:
Focus is the big issue here. Other than that the pattern on the fungus is interesting.

Dimples
by Darren_W

Comment:
To me, this shot is a very good example of repetition or rhythm, but it just doesn't have the curve or twisted vibe. I am finding it hard to see how this fits the challenge, other than that the dimples are round. The balls are all lined up in a straight line pattern as well so... The balls are coming off really grey when they should be nice and white. Otherwise everything is nice and sharp with good focus and good use of depth of field.

Olive Tree
by michelyn

Comment:
Nice idea here. I think a more detailed photo of the texture of the olive tree would have been more effective. I think this shot shows too much of the scene. All the technicals are good. Well exposed, good focus, nice color. Just get closer to that section of tree behind the leaf and make a detailed shot without the background.

Tangle
by jomari

Comment:
Wonderfully colorful image in the style of sherpet. Great job getting that luminosity and contrast on a relatively flat subject!