They grow up so fast
by Melethia

Comment:
I think this is a cool idea! I'm guessing most people just didn't know how to score a multiple shot composition like this.

Rorschach 's Baby
by Blue Moon

Comment:
Cool image! I saw a cartoon today where the pscyhiatrist holds up an inkblot and says "There are no wrong answers other than for purposes of national security." :)

Impressionism in basic editing
by purpleflutterby13

Comment:
Heh. Your comments sum things up pretty well. Posthumous is the anti-indicator. If he loves your shot, put that in the bank and know your score won't be high. However, it means you took a chance on something that didn't fit the typical mold. I speak from personal experience in this exact challenge. :)

Anyway, I like your shot. Good for you for entering it!

Waiting for the Wind
by Elaine

Comment:
Beautiful! Congrats on your new 3rd-best score, too!

Day Flows to Dusk, then Into the Night
by The_Dentist

Comment:
Congrats on your personal best! And good for you for explaining how you did it.

'Bye dear, I'm off for the afternoon with the girls......
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Jeb, I liked your triptych and voted it a 6. A triptych doesn't have to be a progression - it can just as well be three different takes on a given subject, as yours is.

Reach For The Sky
by EssAreDubya

Comment:
Where's the symmetry? Also, you've got some problematic oversharpening halos along the edge.

Guardians of the river passing
by Darkzed

Comment:
Not seeing much symmetry here.

yummy ice cream
by fantasiagrl

Comment:
This is a cute snapshot, but it's got some pretty serious problems as a DPC entry. Start by working on your focus - were you so close that your camera couldn't focus? Then there's the white thing on the left that both distracts and is so bright as to lose all detail.

Outcast
by gdob27

Comment:
Sorry, but I'm missing the symmetry in this shot.