Yellow Cup
by chuckw

Comment:
would have been better with a square crop.

PiPaper
by mian3010

Comment:
Too much in background that is irrelevant to your message. If you need something in background, use something a little more uniform than black / dark grey, tan (chair) brown (wood) and white (case in upper right and item on right side of left bookcase shelf).

Pi
by Michaels

Comment:
The perfect match!

3(ducks)1 4(year old)1(st day)5(th month)926(am)5(mile creek park)
by mattforbes

Comment:
Cute. Nice lighting, but tough. I'm guessing this is a "shoot what you have" picture. If you could stage it, I'd try to get the ducks out of the shadow and maybe (not sure) lose the floats.

Circumference Diameter Relationship
by raish

Comment:
Clever. There are too many main features in one shot. Unfortunately, the building in the background is a major one (the strong window crossbucks, white frames, and tan wall - strong contrasts) - to blur it but not the Pi, ruler or CD would be a real challenge.

untitled
by LMA128

Comment:
I agree the shot needs something besides the calculator - but an out of focus pencil is not it. Perhaps moving the pencil to a corner of the shot... although it does serve as an undeline to the Pi key. Excellent color, and the yellow of the pencil ties in nicely.

Pirrational
by Shrink

Comment:
OK. You got me - I love mobius strips. Nice lighting. Not sure what is in the background, but at least it is blurred so it does not compete for main subject.

Musings of PI
by willhadl

Comment:
Your comments make this photo. Top part is a bit too washed out (on purpose?)

sky in the pi
by baco99

Comment:
Creative. Nice framing/crop. Picky, but phone pole / wires in background are distracting, and the Chevy symbols not parallel bother my sense of order. Would this be 2 pi?

Happy Trail
by ccabman

Comment:
Search google for "Rule of Thirds" (Wikipedia also has a good entry on it). I like the road, but there is no point of interest along it. The lighting is bland, and the center of the picture is rather dark. This is a great place to learn and improve your picture-taking skills. Remember, every comment is simply one person's opinion - no more or less valid than yours.