Out of the Blue
by dphillips

Comment:
I like the perspective and the distortion. Of course the emphasis of the red against the blue is beautiful too. But I don't know why you've added the white strip on the right of the frame.

Bottoms Up!
by Catbird

Comment:
A good example of visual echoing (and synchronized swimming). It's a good catch and quick reaction time in your part. BTW, if you have a chance to do this again, do this experiment: move around (quickly or you might lose them) to make them more diagonal (more deeply slanted), then focus on the first duck with the second duck at the back a little bit out of focus - probably use a lower aperture number to make the depth of field shallower. You will find the second unfocused duck like an echo.

Triangle shapes
by Stagolee

Comment:
Too bad you can't clone the faint c-structure at the back. Even if it just a small part of the background, it is a little bit distracting. I love the lighting here though. Certainly a wonderful take of the challenge. Lots of triangles to look at!

Seasonal triangle (Canadian geeze)
by redpanda

Comment:
Wow! Such cute fuzzy creatures, eh? Tweaking of the levels to punch the color more would do right side rather than the center would render this more dynamic. Good portrait though.

Chapel
by petroglypher

Comment:
Good framing, lots of triangles. The only problem in my humble opinion is, my eye doesn't know what to look at whether the triangles in the front or the triangle at the back. But it's a fine take on the challenge.

Acute Cathedral
by saintaugust

Comment:
Wow, lots of triangles here! I love the composition and it's just bad that this doesn't look as good as when I opened it in Photoshop (where the blues and the greens are more vivid than here).

"Holy trinity" - the faith makes you big
by Structor

Comment:
Makes me chuckle. The triangle repeats are great too. Inclusion of the photographer may have not been the best choice here, but hey, it is good for scale.

Shady Triangles
by beckettboots

Comment:
Filling the frame with repeating elements and lots of triangles makes a good graphical image! Congratulations!

Hide-n-Seek
by shernandez7

Comment:
This is a fine example of framing within a frame. The 'v' of the tree really focuses your viewer to look at your beautiful subject. Good job!

Untitled
by MikeO

Comment:
A very arty take to enhance attractiveness of your subject. Good job!