Moo!
by dahkota

Comment:
Nice, though that bit of black (rung of the gate, I'm guessing) is distracting. Still...very nice.

zinnia
by claudia26

Comment:
So many flower shots. Everyone seems to love the "ground-up" theme from a bug's perspective...or, they're just fond of their macro work, and are making up excuses for why it should be here. I love the picture, but I don't see its connection to the theme. Shot: "10"; pertinence to topic: "2." I'll give you a "6."

Stack the Chips
by JohnTF

Comment:
I think this shot could be much better (not that it's bad) if the sky were adjusted.

Overachiever
by scalvert

Comment:
I absolutely love your concept, your shot, and your self-criticisms. I honestly thought this was a "flag tablecloth," until I read what you had to say. Your noticing the ant's being on red rather than white ΓΆ€” and that phenomenon's taking away from the ant ΓΆ€” too, is quite shrewd. That said, no matter the "flaws," this is, indeed, a marvelous picture. Great work!

Journey to the Unknown
by elsapo

Comment:
Wow. How'd you set this up? Was it one shot, or was it somehow "PhotoShop"ped into existence?

Prisoner of Circumstance
by typologic

Comment:
I must agree with "Koriyama": I really loved this photo, thinking that the model had to pose, while the shot had to have much forced perspective, and the lighting would be just right. I was, indeed, concerned that anybody could do all this in a single shot with minimal computer-editing. Learning how you achieved your results, I'm relieved, but confused as to how this shot was captured in adherence to this site's rules.

Lord, lift me from the ground up
by chnkymlk

Comment:
Nice, but blurry (though, maybe [likely] that's what you were going for).

Tall
by redmoon

Comment:
Amidst a slew of buildings, this somehow manages to stand out. Great job.

Gargoyle
by haylees

Comment:
The upper region of the shot fails to captivate.

Beginnings of a turtle pyramid
by hubbardr1

Comment:
My only real complaint is that the background is not out-of-focus enough. You might have tried a wider aperture, but perhaps this was the widest you had. Anyway, good job.