ColorRama
by Antithesis

Comment:
My only complaint here is that the white line and bars seems to lead the viewers' eyes away from the shot instead of into it. Just a thought...

Waves in Flag
by DennisF

Comment:
With all due respect to lisae, I really doubt that someone is going to go through all of the trouble of generating a 3D version of something like this. I mean, that's the whole point of stock photography -- if you don't have the time to photograph something yourself, you go buy it! So this was perfect in all respects. Congrats on the ribbon!

Riverwalk
by pitsaman

Comment:
Overall it's a nice, sharp image, but something bothers me a little about it. After looking at it for a bit, I guess the thing that's troubling me is that there's no clear subject here. Is the subject the railing, the river, the bridge or the buildings? My interpretation of the challenge is that the lines should lead the eyes through the image, but in this case it seems like there's not a specific place for the eye to come to a rest...? Does this make any sense? :)

Still life with quail eggs
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Great colors and textures here - certainly one of the best shots I've seen so far.

What came first?
by Parentx

Comment:
Yikes! I may never be able to eat an egg again! Seriously, it's a nice creative twist to the challenge. And I do mean twisted!

Trio
by soldatbigras

Comment:
The reflections take a good bit away from this, I'm afraid. You might try draping a black backdrop behind the camera to minimize the reflections a bit.

Martian Sunrise
by Dr Nick

Comment:
Clever -- What a cool idea!

Pulse of the City
by SharQ

Comment:
I can see what you're going for here, and it strikes me as a reasonably good abstract shot. But I feel that this challenge was for us to use lines to lead viewers' eyes through a shot, and this doesn't really do that... to me it's just a squiggly line without much more to support it.

From Path to Tree to Sky
by Annida

Comment:
In all honesty, the effects don't add to the photo for me here.

Salt Shaker
by Jacko

Comment:
Simple, yet creative. Nicely executed.