HorsePower
by SDW

Comment:
I like this version MUCH better! The title is definitely amusing - brought a simile to MY face, anyway. :)

Resourceful Woodworking
by Greetmir

Comment:
I like the original way of using the kitchenware, and the layout is interesting. It's missing a little pizazz, though. Try bumping up the contrast and the other things that stdavidson suggested. I would've been torn between a 5 and 6, so 5.6 sounds about right.

Color my World
by BrianR

Comment:
Interesting take on the challenge. It's a little disconcerting to see gray hair on such a young face!

Crack'd
by posthumous

Comment:
Interesting! So many details, and I like how you have the crack continuing through different versions of itself. My only suggestion would be to crop the lower left shot so the left side is within the stone wall. Because the wall's right side is so vertical, it took a bit for me to understand that it was all one pic showing both sides of the wall - my eye saw the grass and stone wall as one pic and the crack section as a different shot.

~ Diversity ~
by goc

Comment:
I like the multiple variations - size, color, placement. Nice!

Tulip Triptych
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment:
Interesting treatment!

A Three Panel Affair
by menele

Comment:
Great storytelling, nice pics. :)

Cat amongst the pigeons
by SoulMan1978

Comment:
Now THERE'S a story! :)

Landmark for the Lost
by theSaj

Comment:
Hi Jason. Nice subject, isn't it? The trick is to find unique ways of presenting it.

This composition isn't bad, but I'm guessing the soft focus and underexposure hurt your score. I find it best to expose Washington's monuments and memorials at the lowest possible ISO and typically 4-6 seconds wide open.

Lawn bubbles
by gattamarta

Comment:
I'm back to change my mind about not meeting the challenge. I'll give you credit for thinking very differently. :)