Stuck Inside
by bucket

Comment:
window frame is bisecting head, but nice

Prairie Silhouette
by pamretzer

Comment:
a bit small - and missing a clear silhouette

National Icon
by redmoon

Comment:
sun is looking a bit ugly here...

Meditation in the City
by amber

Comment:
leaves coming out of her mouth...

Waiting
by clarmore

Comment:
This is so very nice. Lots of detail lost at this size/res - I am sure that it is great as a print.

Up looking down
by jjbeguin

Comment:
The fact that I can continue looking at this and see more and more is testament to its great quality. The only reason for it not coming higher is probably the need to look at this closely: perhaps too much to ask in a competition of this style. Great image.

Pyramids
by Gabriel

Comment:
glare in TLHS must be irritating you! Otherwise, a lovely image. For the challenge, meets the challenge, though the landscape does not scream "triangles" to me, but rather is a great picture that includes a triangular shape. Still one of my highest scorers.

Under
by bruski

Comment:
I like the grain and top/bottom contrast. some marks onthe beams would presumably go with spot editing. slight loss of detail in the middle, but does not hurt this pleasing image.

Triangles
by AndrewTO

Comment:
British Library? I thought of taking this - nice capture.

Maybe lacking a little in contrast - the best images have the full range of white to black, IMO, which is just lacking here - I have recently been playing with this, and find that whacking up the yellows under colour balance before converting to greyscale produces a pleasing B&W image.

The Triangles of POWER!
by redmoon

Comment:
very limited power in this case - the power to offend with Nazi jibes and extend the CC zone by about a street.

The glare on the BLHS is just too strong for me on my monitor. I really like the semi-silhouetted nature of the rest of the dome, and the glare adds to that, but it is just slightly too strong. I might have punched up the blues very slightly - there is a very slight dull tint that I get with my P&S: I get rid of it with "colour balance" in PS by moving top slider -10, second slider +3, third slider +7.