March of the Penguins
by magnus

Comment:
I see you mention Teger, in fact I was reminded of his work when I saw this image. You gave it a nice twist with the penguins. It might have worked better however, with a deeper DOF, it would have given the impression of a smaller scale, less like a macro.

This Old House
by SDW

Comment:
Lovely tones here. The brown really conveys a sense of decay and isolation. The house looks as abandoned as it could be. I like how it merges, in a way, with its surroundings, nature is again taking control of this place.
The poem is also nice to read, it goes well with the image.

Toys for Big Boys
by SDW

Comment:
This is cool, in the thumbnail it looked as if this was a real big monster tuck. Maybe I wouldn't even have noticed with a deeper DFO and without the antenna. The turbulent sand gives your image a nice action touch.

Negative Rose
by SDW

Comment:
That's a cool approach to flower photography. Maybe your image would have profited - like the common rose photographs - from a softer focus? The violet border doesn't seem to work here: the colours in the rose are not strong enough to support the use of a coloured border.

Stacked
by SDW

Comment:
A nice variation of a common theme. I like the use of reflections here, also the texture inside the pipes are nice to look at. It's also interesting to see how some elements stand out a bit more than others and form a pattern inside the pattern. The 'sepia' gives your image the final touch.

Rays of Love
by SDW

Comment:
This truly is an impressive capture, to say the least. The vastenss of the sky is incredible. The perspective suggests that the people buried here went straight "up" to heaven, into that magnificient relam of patterns and shapes, which you revealed in your excellent B&W conversion. I also like how you managed to use the elements present to create a kind of natural vignette around the scene, framing the elements and keeping the composition together.

Close Quarters
by kdkaboom

Comment:
That's an interesting approach to the challenge. You captured the idea of being tightly squeezed together - even in the afterlife. I would have preferred a B&W version of this shot though, the shapes and tones would have looked much better.

Running in the Hall
by kdkaboom

Comment:
This is a cool capture. The slight motion blur convey a clear notion of movement. The leading lines of the corridor support this aspect, they also lead your eye straight to the subject of the photograph. With some grunge post processing you can make this really spooky :)

Just Ducky
by sir_bazz

Comment:
Great lighting here! The spot of light really makes the yellow ducky pop out from the background. Its look is really cute, it seems slightly intimidated but also curious enough to dare to look what's going on behind it. The reflection in the floor adds a nice touch.

Ring of Blue Water
by sir_bazz

Comment:
The thing I really like about this image is its oxymoron. The ring of water looks like a gas flame! That's pretty cool and was only possible because you chose a long shutter time. The composition seems a bit boring because its centered and sits at the bottom, but I admit I don't know how to improve it.