A trio of curved triangles
by beaflies

Comment:
Interesting take on the challenge. Love the different shades of blue and the lighting is good too especially on the translucent blue fins.

Four on Barn Door
by glad2badad

Comment:
Solid interpretation of the challenge. I would have liked if there was some context to it (ie part of a horse stall?), but that is just me.

In Bloom
by Artyste

Comment:
Colors are great, good interpretation of the challenge, good isolation of the subject (good choice of dof), but most of all, I like that you thought outside the box which is not so common in dpc. Good job!

Gateway Fountain - Fifth & Pike St., Cincinnati, OH
by sibeling

Comment:
Color's great. Background elements are a little bit distracting, even if they're minor part of the photograph. The light and the person on the right especially pull my eyes toward them - they shouldn't because the triangular monument deserves the attention. A simple crop would have eliminated this distraction.

Soft
by Mona

Comment:
Beautiful advertising piece, could have worked in the jewelry challenge too. I love the isolation from the background and the lighting. If you could just have turned the top 180 degrees so the name could be read normally :-) ...

Very old triangle
by joaquin

Comment:
Great catch! Probably even greater if you pumped up the colors more by saturation or levels (it probably looks good in your computer though).

is a my triangel for snif it the diner
by MAK

Comment:
Lots of triangles but they're too blurry for me to appreciate. Good try though.

Tringle Flower
by miyuru

Comment:
Muy excelente! Nature's graphical design at its best and very well seen by you and your camera (and it probably even looks better in your computer too).

Red Barn
by riversong

Comment:
Very inventive and excellent take on the challenge. I can tell you though, in my humble opinion, the focus should have been more on the triangles than the sky. While the barn has such a attention-getting color, the vastness of the sky negates the focus on it that your reader's eyes get confused. Try cropping about half an inch to an inch above the tree line and see now that your reader's interest is all on the triangles and probably will give you a higher score.

Pyramids
by Gabriel

Comment:
Classic. Too bad about the flares.