Mirror, Mirror on the floor....
by cbonsall

Comment:
Nice idea. The tree and sky does not appear in focus in the mirror. If they were in focus I think the picture would have been even more dramatic. You may try adjusting your aperture for greater depth of field for this type of shot - keeping both the mirror frame and the reflection in focus. Keep up the good work.

Ringing The Changes
by Gordon

Comment:
Congrats on an excellent capture. I love the crispness, yet softness of the photo. You did a lot of things right on this one!

Got Toast?
by arnit

Comment:
Very interesting composition! I like the scene. It looks like some remote site which makes the introduction of an electrical appliance into the scene very interesting.

BE STILL!
by Alecia

Comment:
Eye popping color! Nice composition. Cropped just right in my opinion.

Shattering Look At Light
by D-Man

Comment:
Very Creative. Extremely sharp. The blown pixels (or noise?) is somewhat distracting to me. Would have liked to see it cropped even tighter. Keep up the good work.

Caution Into the Wind
by greenem2

Comment:
Seems like me some time, just blowing in the wind :>) Tough shot to isolate the background. As hopefully constructive criticism, you might have tried a longer focal length for this shot to get a narrower viewing angle, and shooting from a higher position. This technique would have yielded more of the grass and less of the trees as a background. Just something to think about for the next challenge. Use all of your tools. The exposure is great. Great concept. Well focused and sharp. Composition is all this photo needs. Good job.

Look at me!
by sulamk

Comment:
Smart dog. Looks like you cught him at the peak of his leap with a great expression. Looks like he is having fun. Photo appears slightly overexposed to me. I would have preferred to see this one cropped vertically, with the concentration on the dog. Good job.

Hot Lathe Chips
by David Ey

Comment:
You definitely stopped the motion, but the scene is not appealing to me. The job is dominationg the scene and is not well exposed. A different viewing angle may have resulted in less reflected light from the job and a more interesting scene? Please accept this as constructive criticism.

phi (and the proportions of nature)
by magnetic9999

Comment:
Simplicity often works best. I rated this photo high.

The Largest Integer is Even
by Reuben

Comment:
Needs something in the frame to grab interest. I assume you were looking at the interlinking curves in the fence as being consistent with the subject of the challenge. Tighter framing (maybe a macro?) may have worked better.