The Constellation
by senor_kasper

Comment:
Nice idea.
Shame it wasn't cloudy.

ABSOLUT CURRENCY.
by LevT

Comment:
I think I'd've preferred just the stack of coins for this. That's a neat idea.

One
by FourPointX

Comment:
I didn't vote in this, but I think I'd've scored it highly, so I'm very surprised it didn't score well.

Why I think it might have scored poorly: It's a little dark (but I like that), you can't see any detail in the dark grassy sections on the right and left. It's not clear that anything is really crisply in focus. The sky and the ground don't really match, I guess.

What I liked about it: How the 'one' follows the road. The tone/texture of the road. The shadow of the things against the sky.

Processing: I don't know too much about it. But I think I'd've been happy with what you have up there.

Pop-Up Book
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Gave it a 9 during the challenge, but I think the idea is fantastic and just favourited it.
Love everything about it. It works so well. I can almost... hear the sound of the book closing.

Rolling with the waves
by vikas

Comment:
I was going to say I didn't see the point in the tilt for this, but after staring at it for a little bit I began to think of sea-legs. So maybe that's why you tilted it?

The chimney
by whiterook

Comment:
I'm not certain of the point of the tilt with this photo... sorry.

The Train Bridge
by cowboy221977

Comment:
I'm not sure what the tilt is meant to add to this shot. I see it's nearly parallel with the 30 sign... but not enough for that to be the obvious reason. It's also not parallel with the embankment on the left.
I don't think anything's lost/gained with the tilt.

Alleyway
by wyverndragon

Comment:
I'm unsure what the tilt is meant to evoke in this shot.

Slippin Falls
by posthumous

Comment:
It's a little out of focus, I think. Is it?
While the long exposure does add a sense of motion to the waterfall, I think in most cases you need a clear reference of stillness to admire the motion. I don't think this is one of the those cases I'm afraid.
I like the subtle use of tilt in this. I think it's a lot better than was there a significant amount more.

A Captivating Read
by hawkeyefilms

Comment:
"You are what you read" would be a better title, I think.
I like it.