One too many
by Camabs

Comment:
Hmmm... does make the viewer ask "How?", but technically falls a little short - kinda soft on focus, white balance is tooo white, composition is uneven, etc.

egg struggle
by rodgers_le

Comment:
Curious, but unmotivated, IMHO. Nice light, but lacks crispness. << 5 >>

Rows
by banmorn

Comment:
Very interesting visual. An even wider dof would have been nice to see. << 7 >>

Umbrellas for sale
by sunraygp

Comment:
Soft & flat, IMHO. Might have been way more compelling in black & white, though...

<< 5 >>

"... Inside out, and round and round."
by Django

Comment:
The background seems to suggest that this wasn't shot upside down, but even if it was such perspective doesn't seem to be a key component of your composition. Yes, I suppose the spider is considered upside down but I'd expect to se his feet up in the air to feel he was upside down, you know?

Blue
by sersal

Comment:
Very pleasing to look at. Nice symmetry. Boy it's a puzzler to figure though isn't it? (that's a good thing in my book)

<< 7 >>

On Carshalton Pond
by DistantColours

Comment:
Interesting, though one could expect to see a lot of these in this challenge so you better bring your "A" game - as they say.

I find myself wishing there was less lost at the top of the image as my eyes are drawn to it so much. The image seems just a tad off balance horizontally & overall is a little flat - though I s'pose such would be the nature of photographing a reflection. I like the splash of color on the left.

<< 5 >>

Look Mum, one hand!!
by Judi

Comment:
Oh very nice! The wide angle (almost fish-eye maybe?) works so well here. Nice colors & arrangement of subject.

<< 7 >>

Just Hanging Around
by psart

Comment:
Chicken-bats!

Overhead and Upside Down
by EssAreDubya

Comment:
vertigo!

I don't like what's going on with the water & shot seems to lack a subject beyond its own upside-down-ness. There is a wee bit of leading lines going on with the poles & lane divider but it is lost with this perspective. << 5 >>