Memories
by arpanray

Comment:
Excellent PP - this really does look nostalgic. The composition should get some of the credit for that, too.

Ocean Mist
by marbo

Comment:
Congratulations. And pictures of Cuckmerehaven in your profile! Though I recognised the - er - scenery, I lived in Lancing for a year-and-a-half.

Rustic
by jaxed

Comment:
Seems like a really nice portrait of the girl. There's perspective to meet the challenge, but wouldn't the picture be improved by masking it out?

curved v's straight lines
by boysetsfire

Comment:
drop the apostrophe?

Split Personality
by jdannels

Comment:
Great shot, great architecture and on and on. I'm not sure quite how much of a part perspective plays in this though. (Obviously it's there, but how much better is the picture because of it?)

A Walk In The Park
by astropilot

Comment:
No mistaking the perspective. The vegetation gives you that little edge of irregularity, which is good, but I can't help thinking a dog or a flower (anything) to focus the scene would help in shots like this. Then again, perspective is the challenge... 7

Church walkway
by matispista

Comment:
could use rotation...

8966Paparazzi_sm.jpg
by aKiwi

Comment:
There's something high and low happening on the left there, something long and Scandinavian centre rear - I think I spot a white-haired Brit at the back on the left too - probably turned up late after catching up with some obligatory football hooliganism... Joey has become very recognisable, poor sod, but maybe limelight is good for teenagers.

I've been following this thread avidly. That's a great shot of a great crew.

You're all stars

- X -
by Matthew

Comment:
One of the few that pictures the number, instead of ten 'of' something. Dynamic shot - congrats.

A difficult perspective for the next drive
by dreamy

Comment:
Title spoils it, for me. I can see perspective elsewhere in the picture, but the title wants me to look at the tyres. Nothing to come from there.