Crunchy Pebbles . . . . (rocks and milk)
by Photologist

Comment:
This is a funny take on breakfast. Although I'm sure it's high in essential minerals. ;)

When gummy bears go bad
by cryingdragon

Comment:
Laugh. Way to have fun with candy and your camera!

Vertigo City
by yanko

Comment:
Fantastic! But then, you know I like tilted shots. I just assumed the concrete looked like that because it was a night shot, so the shutter was open long enough for it to flow. Ya know, just like water. ;)

Gentleman fiddler
by Melethia

Comment:
WHY aren't you entering this one?!? Definitely a 6+ shot! I just might back off the brightness on his face a wee bit.

Waiting for takeout
by Melethia

Comment:
This is absolutely a print-worthy shot. But you gotta clone out that guy. :)

What a classic situation, and the shot has wonderful lines and colors.

Where's the Light?
by JustinM

Comment:
Hi there. Told ya I wanted to see your photo to get an idea of what you meant by "perspective lighting."

Okay, I still don't get what you meant. Perspective really does have a few specific meanings. Take a look at the highly-scoring ones to get an understanding of it.

That said, this is a cool photo. I like the light coming through the bulb. Keep shooting and keep entering challenges! :)

"Nope, haven't seen Pete the Parakeet"
by elizadeb

Comment:
I think you reversed the meaning of the challenge. The parakeet's last words were "nope, I haven't seen the cat. Why?" The cat's not the one saying his last words.

Circular perspective
by Melethia

Comment:
Another spec-frickin'-tacular shot, Deb! Congrats on the top 20 placement, too. We've both had a good couple of weeks with new high scores, eh? :)

I just love the off-center, asymmetrical view.

A Hawk's Perspective on Electricity
by noraneko

Comment:
*laugh* This is VERY VERY VERY clever. It takes a rare mind to grasp that animals frying themselves actually benefits someone. I also appreciate the different meaning of perspective as a mental model of the world, as opposed to a literal physical viewpoint. I tried to incorporate that into my entry, too.

As a photo, the composition feels a little off. Not quite sure why. I think I expect the hawk to be facing into the frame instead of out of it. But I can imagine you didn't have much time to take this shot! Just something to think about when shooting in the future.

Odd Pea Out
by mist

Comment:
Ha! I like the visual pun. :) I wonder if it would work even better to have the P sort of out of focus and some actual pea sharply in focus, as sort of trick on the viewer.