Wright Flyer Three-View
by posthumous

Comment:
Hmm. I like the 3-view and the juxtaposition with the modern airplane very much (I'm a private pilot). I'm not sure how skewsme fits in. I wonder if it'd work better with symbolic people, too, like skewsme under the 3-view and a stick figure under the modern plane?

Either way, this is a composition that would benefit greatly from hanging on a wall with a plaque next to it. DPC just isn't set up for deep contemplation and reflection on challenge entries.

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.