Wilderness Inside
by boocowski

Comment:
I wish one of the blurs weren't coming out of her nostril, but for the most part, I like the potential of this kind of shot.

i40
by MadMan2k

Comment:
This would have been my choice for an entry of the ones you've shown. I think it demonstrates the "right angle" better than your entry.

The Artichoke, The Knife, and The Water: aka Dinner Prep
by Lydia

Comment:
Where's the lemon? ;)

These Little Piggies
by Cuttooth

Comment:
The flip-flops make a lot more sense now that I know who the photographer is!

Rectangular Light
by Damon

Comment:
I really wonder how many people knocked this for the "tilted horizon."

I thought that at first, but then figured it was a sidewalk in the foreground. Well designed sidewalks aren't level in areas where there's actually weather. They are indeed tilted to allow for the water to run off rather than remain on the surface and cause damage. I would imagine the same theory applies to ledges as you say this is. Where I live, we get a lot of rain in the winter. There's enough tilt on some of our sidewalks that my ankles hurt after a time!

I suppose there's a lesson we should take away from this. Watch how much of a tilted surface is in a photo where the horizon is a essential piece? I dunno, heh.

gamer points
by jmritz

Comment:
I don't think the shapes are strong enough to pull off this much blurriness.

Stately Corner
by Pangurban

Comment:
I really want to not like this stately corner, but for some reason I like it. Lots of cool colors going on.

Looking from a New Angle
by illini75

Comment:
I think I would have turned this image to the left 90 degrees. It's uncomfortable to look at given this composition.

Paving The Way
by jagar

Comment:
I loves me some shiny brick.

m e t h o d i s t
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I don't see anything terribly unique about this photo. I guess without your processing it would be even more ho-hum. It's unfortunately easily forgotten still.