Clan of Does
by MAK

Comment:
Surprised this didn't do better. I think you need rays of light in the shot or at the very least massive amounts of halo artifacts of simulated light to get that dream score.

Smallest Clock on a Needle
by danielcheong1974

Comment:
I'm surprised this didn't score higher. For some reason, voters prefer the water drop reflections that show the reflected image/object in the background. I find those shots ruin the "trick" by showing the image/object in the background not to mention it doesn't make the shot better by including it (rather the opposite). Anyway, good job here.

spirituality
by yanko

Comment:

Originally posted by Melethia: Stray arms? I thought the picture was very well framed and the arms were an integral part of the shot. Shows what I know. :-)

Yeah I thought in Hindu the more arms the merrier. :P

Portrait of a duckling
by Melethia

Comment:
I love how the light hits the eye and bill.

Antique Spoons
by luvmyaussie

Comment:
Fascinating image. The spoons that leave the frame make the shot, IMO.

unknown name
by ScooterMcNutty

Comment:
I like the subtle focus on the hair, like a gentle breeze.

Day13.jpg
by salmiakki

Comment:
Awesome. Interesting how everyone is to the right of that strong vertical shadow except for that tiny person in the distance.

Operation
by Retroesque

Comment:
This is such an intelligent and artistic photo. I love the play on opposites, dark/light, hidden/exposed, eyes closed/opened and there are probably more that I'm missing. Compositionally, this is also great. The child placed so high up on the frame suggest superiority, perhaps even god like superiority. The choice in having a child play that role couldn't be any better, IMO.

Ok, maybe I'm reading too much but your artistry in crafting this photo led me there. Well done. This gets my YankO Blue (along with another photo). Good Luck!

Focus
by L1

Comment:
This is a wonderfully composed shot. All those triangles within the frame strengthens and intensifies the focus and as a result produces a perfect illustration of a "pitcher". Btw, this kind of reminds me of the famous photo of Eddie Gaedel, the smallest person to play professional baseball.

Before I forget, let me just say this gets my YankO Red. Good luck.

Cowboy Games
by Lydia

Comment:
Wonderful.

Returning for a bump. I love the lighting and the dust. It's an excellent photo and as a result this gets my top vote and the YankO Blue (tied with another). Good luck!