Seated on Speckled Steps
by Purple_Girl

Comment:
Wonderful shot! Love the pose, the detail, the black and white. Great job placing him in the corner, it really works at the top corner of the photo!

In Dad's Hands
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Gorgeous shot! I love the rolling waves, the colors, and the father and son in the bottom corner add that perfect detail. This would be a great shot even if it wasn't for the corner's challenge! Nicely executed!

Panache
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Beautiful shot. Love the background blur! And the feather in his mouth is a wonderful capture. If you could have positioned this a little more towards the top or bottom left corner and taken a few steps back (or zoomed out a little) it would have REALLY been placed in the corner.
Either way, this is a great shot! Beautiful colors, lovely detail! Nicely done.

Up, Up, and Away!
by KristinaG

Comment:
Another "leap day" attempt with the "corners" challenge.
I really like how this turned out. It almost looks like he is flying, which is the point, I'm sure. Great colors and detail.

It's a Dog's Life
by franktheyank

Comment:
Beautiful black and white! Love the detail in the dog's fur. This is a well done shot.

Through Darkness
by jagar

Comment:
I like the two bottom corners being used for this challenge. The shadows/darkness of the right side of the frame really make the woman walking through them stand out! And the look on the other person's face is almost as if she is trying to figure out who is coming out of the darkness.
Great detail! Beautiful black and white. Well done.

Hyacinth
by sjhuls

Comment:
Beautiful. Great colors, wonderful detail. You've framed this spot on. It's a wonderful shot!

fire play
by UrfaK

Comment:
Awesome shot! Love the pure amount of negative space in this picture. Very well done

Sun dog
by Paul

Comment:
Beautiful shot. Lovely detail and great lighting! I love this. Very well done.

Checkmate
by Venser

Comment:
Great set up. The lighting is a little bright on the pieces and corner, almost washing it out... BUT, being said, it also shows the detail in the board. So it's a 50/50 decision on whether I would tone down the lighting there, or keep it as is.
Love the concept here.