Circular Spiral
by RooDysign

Comment:
Nicely done. I'd almost believe this was a shot of a painting.

Trestle
by SDW

Comment:
Very nice use of an everyday object as rendered to abstract form.

Morning Jewels
by wildiris

Comment:
Ah, the classic spider web as abstract art. Nicely lit.

- Meiosis -
by andrewt

Comment:
Nothing like clear and flawless bubbles to impress the masses. I'd be interested in seeing this rotated counter-clockwise 90 degrees... there's a figure there waiting to be unleashed.

Shredded
by Katmystiry

Comment:
Nice use of shallow DOF. You've rendered a nice abstractive theme here, although the line of focus doesn't really stand out enough I think. Or perhaps it stands out too much. Either way, something about it unbalances things just that tiny bit.

Swirly
by MaryO

Comment:
Very nice use of a shallow DOF to render a common subject into a more abstractive work. Perhaps a little too much on the top, placing the focal subject too near the framing for my tastes, but nicely done otherwise.

Eye Spy
by Budya

Comment:
You've used minimalism to nice effect here. Personally, I'd have liked to have seen a stronger stretch effect on the circular object, rendering it more oblong and giving the piece a little more sense of movement.

the Beginning and the End
by SherwinJames

Comment:
This is a truly brilliant art piece that would look fantastic hanging just about anywhere.

Number 1.jpg
by karmat

Comment:
What focus method were you using? It looks like it grabbed the shirt/hair instead of the face, which is why it has the soft feeling. This happens more often when you use a multi-point AF instead of a spot-focus method.

Having said that, this happens to me all the time. Cameras tend to hate getting eyes in focus when you're doing quick shots. :/

Horses
by Strikeslip

Comment:
I had a feeling that whoever put this in was trying for a low score, but I didn't want to just assume that in my comment :P