Drop of Purity
by eriksawaya

Comment:
A bit cliche, but a great shot none the less!

Bird of paradise
by Abra

Comment:
This might have been a more spectacular shot if the bird wasn't up against the top edge. If there was less tree and more bird/sky it would have been outstanding!

Wibbly-Wobbly Timey-Wimey Imagination Machine
by CanonShooter

Comment:

Originally posted by Teafran: Another clever composition. I think it might be a little too busy though - it's hard to get an overall impression without isolating one section to view in detail - the symmetry concept is to view the image as a whole and not in part. Still, a very clever idea and concept. Nicely done.

Perhaps you misunderstand the symmetry concept of the challenge. The challenge description is: "Your photo must be made up of two or more copies of the same photo flipped to create a symmetrical image". I used 8 copies of one entire photo to make this, so you're not seeing anything "in part". I'm not sure why you felt a need to isolate one section to view in detail to get an overall impression of the final image. But I do appreciate the fact that you commented. :)

The face in the forest
by Neat

Comment:
Unfortunately, the lack of detail and low contrast makes it confusing.

Definitive
by herfotoman

Comment:
It's somewhat interesting, but I don't really 'get' it.

Be Free
by Judi

Comment:
I know this must be bilateral symetry, but it's so well done, if it wasn't for that little space in between the middle horse's ears and the barely there hint of a seam just above that spot, I would have never known. Masterfully done.

Heart of the amaryllis
by hajeka

Comment:
You've got the symmetry, but the quality of the photo suffers from too little contrast.

alone in a crowd
by klkitchens

Comment:

Originally posted by klkitchens: ChubbyISH??? :) Chubby is fine. :)

Chubbyish, that's a word right? hmmm... maybe not. :) But hey, congrats on making the top ten!

V
by cheito

Comment:
Would look better if it was in focus.

City Lights
by GAP2012

Comment:
Nice "W" there.