Le Mont St. Michel
by Imagineer

Comment:
Very cool. Perfect use of the thirds and the negative space. It's too bad Le Mont isn't a little brighter. Maybe you could dodge it a bit for the print!

Creep
by Nitesead

Comment:
Well done, Andrew! It's all worth it when you enter a pic you love. Looks like you found a few other fans as well!

Colors
by darix

Comment:
I hate to say it, but that is one scary looking baby! Sure he's happy, but he looks possessed at the same time. Still, great idea and well executed. Very nice bright colors. I think the composition would be stronger if his face was centered on the top left thirds intersection. (sorry if it's a she and I kept caller her him!)

Pillars of Salamis
by ssan

Comment:
This looks cool, but I think there are simply too many pillars for the rule of thirds to be useful here.

All Alone
by bmartuch

Comment:
Looks great! Head back here for the Single Tree challenge as well!

OrangeFruit
by DAWAR

Comment:
Nice use of thirds, but the OOF forground objects are just overwhelming to me.

Birds
by 4trtone

Comment:
Nice find. Those are some fat birds! I think some noise reduction and sharpening would do wonders for this photo.

Oh when, Oh when...
by kidchico

Comment:
Nice idea, great use of thirds. I only wish it was a lot brighter.

Trapped by the thirds
by alexgarcia

Comment:
Good idea and well executed. I'd like to see this processed to look more dark and dismal to go with the theme and the expression on her face.

Mile Marker 8
by Baron152

Comment:
I don't get the title (not that that really matters). That's a cool bird and I like the white on green. I think a shallower DOF to blur the background might make the bird pop out a little more.