50 Plymouth
by popdeepop

Comment:
Not quite sure how this was achieved, but it's an interesting abstract. The thing that bothers me most is the uneven coloring on the left and right, perhaps from the lighting? A nice example of when perfectly centering a shot works well.

10 points of focus
by cire

Comment:
Great symmetry to this building, and I like the contrasting colors. It seems like this was taken from slightly off center, and that makes the center door/window frames just slightly off. I would have tried to shoot this as straight on as possible, while watching the reflection in the door. Also, a bit of a crop to the right to even up the shutters with the left would have made this even MORE even! Nice shot!

Train #7694
by Prowler

Comment:
Thinking in terms of "even" my eye is drawn to the sets of lights, windows, and wipers, and the 8 on the second train car, and even the areas of symmetry on the front of the train, but not as much to the idea of #7694 since it has those odd numbers in it. It's amazing how much "even" an be found in this shot.

2 Rainbows, 6 Cadets
by mustang963

Comment:
Always nice to catch one of these double rainbows! I might have cropped this differently to take out the hydrant, which at first looked similar to the silhouettes of the people, or else to crop off a bit of the top where there is no rainbow, but raindrops on your window.

Four ladies chatting
by Tammer

Comment:
Definitely meets the challenge, and I like that there are even numbers of trees, and rocks in the background. Otherwise though, there isn't a lot here to hold my interest. The ladies all look pretty bored with the conversation from their body language.

In Yellow
by pncowley

Comment:
I like the simplicity of this shot. It allowed you to have an uneven (non-symmetrical) shot that still clearly conveyed the concept of even. I wish the lighting was a bit more even.

Urban Four Square
by bobnospum

Comment:
I like that you created an even (symmetrical) shot, and included the even numbers, so that every aspect met the challenge description. Like the acidic processing look too.

Reflections on Blue Glass Symmetries
by rhadshaw

Comment:
You lined this up perfectly for the symmetry! The color feels a little dull, perhaps an adjustment to hue or contrast to make it a warmer blue?

Homeward Bound
by BAMartin

Comment:
Cute shot! My first was also that I wish this was taken more from the front, but sometimes you just take what you can get! After looking more closely, though, I noticed that little kitties face! I wonder if there was a way to bring more attention to that? I also think I'd like to see the color version of this. But really, it's an adorable shot! :)

Tom
by zaflabout

Comment:
Love this shot... so many have done this composition, but this has a unique softness to it, without losing the details. Great job! :)