Dogzilla
by scalvert

Comment:
Great idea. Did you take photo of dog throught strips cut out from photo? Trying to work it out. Only criticism is DoF on dog is very different to that of the foreground, making it obviously a composition of two elements.

A simple dislocation
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Very nice - presume double exposure in dark with two lights/flashes. Clever and appropriate, and technically very sound.

Secret Garden
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
Excellent use of selective desat - one of the few occasions I have seen it done well and appropriately.

Up looking down
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Cannot decide if this is perhaps too busy. Strong central element may not have needed so much in the surrounding area. Still like a lot.

Be Careful Now, Big Brother is Watching You
by flip89

Comment:
I have taken a shot of City Point in London that looks very similar to this. Should have thought to retake it, as I like this. Only criticisms are slight tilt to the right and slight lack of detail, but very hard to achieve on 640 x640. Might have retained detail by losing the unnecessary frame and slightly tighter crop.

An outside look inside a light bulb...
by TrollMan

Comment:
Very clear image. Slightly oversharpened on the Osram name and on the screw thread. Still very nice.

You go first!
by 2Shay

Comment:
normally I am immune to cuteness - I will make an exception here. Great choice if subject and composition. background is a tiny bit distracting - overexposed and too much detail. Slightly too much detail in foreground. Think that a small DoF would have worked wonders here. I still like a lot.

Tanjore Temple Sculptures - Nested View from Outside
by ramadurai

Comment:
amazing sight - wish the sculptures in the top half of the frame were in focus.

Inside the Blues
by cparlier

Comment:
imprinting the date is a sure fire way of losing many votes - shame, as it is an interesting (if slightly soft) image.

A long way out
by zarniwoop

Comment:
Impressive zoom. Seems to be so good that it takes you hundreds of miles backwards... I will be very impressed if this is not a DQ - will vote assuming that it is a valid photo from a secret mission that has taken you off planet, further away than the International Space Station, or that you have used a remote probe to capture this. Though that does seem unlikely...