Still Bubbles
by C3D

Comment:
You've met the challenge, but I find nothing in this image that grabs at me. 3 sjgleah

filter
by mnewman

Comment:
Like the reflections... not so crazy about the composition.

Spectrum
by daverx7

Comment:
I experimented with something like this... ultimately I found that the images, while meeting the challenges, weren't interesting ... sorry but the same goes for this one. 4 sjgleah

Aaaaaah
by pauld

Comment:
This image meets the challenge, yet doesn't do anything for me aesthetically. That's an important component of my perception of it. Would've prefered a smile, or a cigarette in her mouth, or a fork going in, or her blowing a bubble, or ... sjgleah 4

Study
by drealmer

Comment:
It is technically pleasing and it meets the challenge, but only peripherally. The main subject (for me) is the sleepy student, not the magnified formulae seen through the specs. 5 sjgleah

Glass Houses
by Shiiizzzam

Comment:
Reflection *and* Transparency. Great 6 sjgleah

the other side of the track
by BeeGee

Comment:
I've said it before. I think the NYC transportation infrastructure is perhaps the greatest untapped subject in photography. This is very nicely done. I love it, and I can feel the train and can imagine myself as the photographer. My questions for the photographer: Is the moving train coming to a stop, starting its departure, or skipping the station as an express? Which 86 Street station is this? (I know of several (in Brooklyn and Manhattan, and I'm pretty sure its not 86th/CPW.) 7 sjgleah

ThruTheEdge
by seasaw

Comment:
I see that there is transparency here, but I need to know what i'm seeing through, and what's on the other side... just not "clear" enough to me in this image.

Power cut
by Dogman

Comment:
Quite creative. 6 sjgleah

Shattered
by pfotos

Comment:
Reflective, yes, but transparent??? sjgleah