Trapped in Alcazar
by sauravsaha

Comment:
this is sweet. but i'm afraid you over reflected everything and it's difficult to tell that this is a refelction. what is reflecting? you know? need some actual building in there and to flip it back up right.

Flame
by Ann

Comment:
nice set up, but obviously looks too much like mirrors even if it isn't. maybe a bit too low key as well.

On the Night Shift
by Gunnsi

Comment:
the geometry created by the lights doesn't help this photo. it sort of splits it into two different worlds. and better use of thirds could make this more appealing.

An expensive Mirror
by tlenat

Comment:
too simple. but nice car.

Ducks on Cottage Lake
by Twig

Comment:
not much wow.

Edison's maze
by GabrielS

Comment:
not bad, pretty grainy though doesn't appear to take away from photo. better focus on the reflection is what it needs to do well in this challenge. and i still see some bluey in there against the white? did you want that?

Wet Steel
by Schuff

Comment:
pretty cool, but the reflection is foggy and takes away from overall challenge of things.

Gin Clear Water
by tommrow

Comment:
kinda boring

Minneapolis, Minnesota
by JordanZ

Comment:
very cool. the wires suck. also i think a tighter shot with more of the bridges reflections and less of the buildings back there would be even better. maybe you could have got those wires out of the frame by trying this. i really like the brickwork on what appears to be an old bridge. nice colors.

The A.M. Ritual
by sherpet

Comment:
this photo is so stunning! you are very brave just to submit this knowing it wouldn't be a dpc favorite. you could not have done a better job with this. very well done. there is so much more then just scores here on dpc and you should take the high volume of viewing numbers your getting as the real results for your photograph. everyone is looking. and that's what matters. no one would look if they didn't feel something from it. maybe they didn't like it, but they keep looking don't they? getting feeling from a photograph is exceptionally difficult to do. i could see this in a photography text book some day. keep up all your hard work.