One Pansy on Mylar, Reflecting the Trees Above
by pixelpig

Comment:
beautiful texture. 8

Liddle Red Riding hood
by jaxed

Comment:
excellent fulfillment of the challenge. good angle, great distortions. I'll start this at 8.

Lowtide
by nico_blue

Comment:
there is a mirroring of texture as well as the actual reflection. 8

The Face Of Evil
by BlackdoGphoto

Comment:
Great illusion, great texture. 9

wow !!! I'm looking sexy ;)
by slartibartfast

Comment:
Narcissus drowns the viewer in a photograph. 9

Reflecting on Summers Past
by Pegasus

Comment:
How did you get a fall leaf to reflect green? Fantastic. And that large green shape on top completes composition. You have 3 main S curves reflecting each other, and a smaller S curve, also reflected. The S curve is a beautiful line. You can't lose! 8 bump to 9

Rainy Reflections
by Alley Cat

Comment:
broken shapes of straightness conflict with round shapes and fuzz shapes. We realize that some of those straight shapes are themselves round, just part of a very large circle. It is a pleasing visual cacophony that seems to organize itself the more you look at it, but once you look away it falls back into a glorious mess. 8 bump to 9

Henry
by Rino63

Comment:
one sees a cycle between the legs and their reflection, as if they are going into their reflection and coming back out again, over and over again. It adds energy to the shot. All art, all photography, all poetry requires a leap. Notice that this leap has failed. The starting foot has hit the water and the leading foot is about to hit the water. It is by failing our leap that we immerse ourselves. 8 bump to 9

the frozen echo of the flower ballet
by silverfoxx

Comment:
Gorgeous. I'll start this at 9. perfect coordination of subject and background. bump to 10

Luggage
by Imagineer

Comment:
There seems to be a movement afoot at DPC to create painterly images with motion blur. The results are spectacular. I'm all for it. 10