Just A Little Low And Outside
by GeneralE

Comment:
Oh shit, break out the blankets and box heater, hell be freezing! Is this a good thing or a bad thing for you? I mean, you've ruined your record. Gotta start over now. Or wait, is this just time where you stop bluffing and start kicking everyone's ass? Watch out, 1000+ ribbons in a row incoming!

Little Bo Peep Has Lost Her sheep ...
by sjhuls

Comment:
Wonderful creativity.

I think the lighting on lil' bo peep is a little too "studio" for the natural setting, but I could easily still see this with a ribbon. I wouldn't mind seeing this on the front page for a week.

Construction
by mrbig65

Comment:
Frightfully over-exposed clouds.

A Matter of Perspective
by h2

Comment:
I think I would have cropped some off the top and let the viewers' eyes play tricks on them. The bright sun at the top takes me straight to the top to where I say, "oh, building." I actually almost missed the reflection in the building, which is incredible.

Flinders Street Station
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Pity for the basic editing restriction. A dark vignette from the top would really focus the eyes where they should be. As it is my eyes go up too high and notice the wires, where I don't think I'd really mind them if the top half of the image were significantly darker.

As for the middle and down, awesome.

Whilst Mum's back is turned...
by dmsmith

Comment:
Interesting composition choice. I must admit, I kind of like it. The image as a whole could use a touch more contrast to bring out the textures.

First Time Out
by jagar

Comment:
That's one spooked little kitten. Love the lighting, and nice black and white processing.

what lola wants
by vikas

Comment:
So crisp and clean. Perfect example of breaking the centering rule and being successful with the result.

Dandelion
by DistantColours

Comment:
Nice exposure control. It's so easy to blow out yellows.

Rapunzel's best friend
by Elvis_L

Comment:
A good rule of thumb is that people don't generally want to see dirty objects unless there's good reason. Why are you showing me a brush full of hair? What is the purpose? In this case we all know that brushes brush hair, so showing a clean brush would have been just as effective.

Now, with that said look at the bristles in the back. Had you not shown the tips of the brush in the foreground it sort of looks like a forest where the hair is the forest floor.