Samsung BlackJack
by hsvhoon

Comment:
I like the shallow dof here, though I'm not sure that the tilt feels like it's enough or does much to impact the photo. In fact, I think I might have preferred no tilt here except the front to back tilt... it reminds me of the opening credits to Star Wars!

Fergie
by snaffles

Comment:
Not sure that this is tilted enough to make it really have much of an impact on the overall shot. Interesting contrast of colors with the deep blue and yellow.

As the earth breaks away
by Judi

Comment:
Not sure how the tilt adds any impact to this one, except that you were able to get more of the interesting foreground in the shot without having to have an overabundance of it. Interesting color and textures throughout the landscape too.

Musical Design
by karenk

Comment:
Love the variety of lines here, straight, curved, thin, thick... combined with the patterns of black and white. Very nice!

Inside St Maurice Church
by msieglerfr

Comment:
Interesting to have the tilt going away from the viewer instead of to the left or right. Beautiful church, and very nice job with the lighting.

Slowly slipping away...
by digifotojo

Comment:
I like how the contrails in the sky add shapes to the composition. Not sure how the tilt adds to the image here, but you did a nice job of keeping the reflection in the frame.

Day 7 : Ripe
by ShaneBlake

Comment:
Great colors and textures. It almost overly ripe to eat from this perspective!

Backlit Lime AP - Day 8
by slaakso

Comment:
Wow.. that's quite close! I like how this has the lime color, yet still is a bit see through with the backlighting. I enjoy abstract macros that don't really have any main focal point, but I feel like this is lacking somehow. Perhaps a levels or curves adjustment to take away some of that flat, grey feel? A bit more sharpening? Or shooting it with the center of the lime arranged in the corner so that you can see the circular pattern more? Just a few ideas.

3.32 Dolce
by Melethia

Comment:
This is so much nicer in b/w! Those orange chairs are quite overwhelming!

Spoon guy
by Melethia

Comment:
Wow, that is some talent! I can see why the two little kids were so interested in his performance! You captured the sequence of this very well! I think leaving a bit of blank space between the 3 frames might help here... I'm having a hard time looking through all three shots smoothly with the backgrounds not lining up.