Evil Plotting
by JPR

Comment:
A rather funny photo, with the pose, good focus and lighting...but I don't get it, in this context. What's inside what, looking out at what?

Silver with Petals
by cosmichaiku

Comment:
Lovely, lovely. I'm not completely convinced that right angles are the strength of this, or at least not the sole strength, but they're definitely present. The colors, the composition - this is just gorgeous. Nicely framed without being static.

"W"
by OneSweetSin

Comment:
This is a really nice composition and shot. I especially like the echoing right angles in the reflections, and the way it makes this into a multi-layered photo, as it were.

Darts
by Meggie

Comment:
Really, really nice photograph. Definitely uses right angles, very crisp and clear, good composition. I could easily see this being used in a poster or an ad. I do wonder if there's any way that the "glare" off the near ends of the darts could have been removed, or if that's just an inevitable consequence of the thinning plastic there, if the rest of it is to be well-lit.

Back Yard Visitor
by Gracious

Comment:
This is a neat photo; I like the way you caught it frozen mid-step. I'm not really convinced that the right angles here contribute to the strength of the photo, though they don't damage it, either. There's some graininess evident, particularly in the shadows.

Bridge Towers
by GeneralE

Comment:
A neat concept and composition. I'm not sure if it's the haze or actual lack of focus, but it doesn't seem like anything is quite in focus, which is a pity. It would be neat if the bridge pieces were in sharp focus, drawing the eye more completely to them and the involved angles.

Right to be a kid
by Ginx

Comment:
This is a cute photo and a neat composition - but why so small? A photo for a challenge can be a lot larger, and thereby more engaging.

Hot Mug
by scrum8

Comment:
I especially like the colors in this one - it's a bit grainy and/or blurry here and there. I'm not sure how well that could be controlled with the lighting involved, but it does detract from the power of the photo. I like the effect of heavy lines of the grill against the much softer, paler cup's outline, and the reflections in the cup are a nice touch as well.

Three x Three
by sahko

Comment:
The wall/windows by themselves might be a bit bland - but the reflections captured spice it up nicely. I do wish there had been more reflections, though I don't think you were trying to make them your subject.

Lines
by jerrft

Comment:
Pretty - I wish it were just a bit crisper, the blur/artifacts in the foreground are a bit distracting to me - but the colors and composition are lovely.