Triangles
by salmiakki

Comment:
A top pick for me - I love this look. So clean and the stacked, rounded triangles are perfect for the challenge. Congratulations on the HM.

Message edited by author 2020-06-10 09:35:37.

Shape of Clouds
by Structor

Comment:
Fascinating clouds. Congratulations on the HC.

Symmetry
by Ken

Comment:
Beautiful space, fascinating to explore - it would take forever to do even adequately. And a terrific presentation of it. Congratulations on the Red.

Along these lines..
by IreneM

Comment:
Beautiful work. Congratulations on the Blue.

Krabby Kitchen Kitsch
by Luciemac

Comment:
Very very clever. Congrats on the win.

Made in Japan
by gyaban

Comment:

Originally posted by markwiley: Nicely done. I was surprised and confused by the steering in the challenge rules.

Likewise. I would definitely have entered something else than what I did.
I do think the winning image fits either interpretation of Extended well, but I was actually surprised that Mark's image did so well (sorry, Mark - I think it deserved the placing, but it DID surprise me). I went for something much more pedantic and pretty much got creamed (not sorry I gave it a try, though).

This is gorgeous, though, and as Shannon and Sandy said and Anita seconded . . . the masking is quite remarkable. Congratulations on the top five.

Message edited by author 2020-05-30 00:40:44.

First Flight
by MeMex2

Comment:
This wonderful - I'm a little surprised it didn't finish higher but congratulations on the HM, Jane.

Grain Barn and Tree
by nam

Comment:
Thanks much for the comments and votes. Not quite square, Anita - 4:5 ratio. I do actually have a square one. I favor 2:3 or wider for landscape, too, but in this case the "stuff" on the left is regrettable and on the right it's just empty field. I tried and tried for a composition that felt balanced and was wider, but couldn't find one.

Water monster
by hajeka

Comment:
Love the flow and the shapes of this diaphanous creature . . . while I normally enjoy grain, I'm wishing this one had much less of it.

Giant Sequoia stump
by SEG

Comment:
Funny that Mother Nature is a master of both symmetry and abstraction, depending on what you look and . . . and how you look at it.