U.S.Navy's Finest
by madcrabber

Comment:
Nice shot!

Quietly
by betsybarron31

Comment:
I like that the wall (I think) and butterfly are parallel, and I love the curl of the antennae!

Axiom of choice
by Oded

Comment:
Ewww; ugly bugs! Composition ensures someone of them is upside down no matter what the perspective ;-)

No Exit
by Donna21

Comment:
That does look rather alarming, like the exit is to some alien place ("come into the light he-he").

As The World Turns
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Doesn't work for me compositionally. The red things (cabinet and ... something) catch my eye but don't repeat consistently enough to make an interesting pattern to me. And the globe is not a strong element because its color blends in to everything else. Maybe if you had a spotlight on the globe and dimmer lighting elsewhere, plus a tighter crop?

Rows
by banmorn

Comment:
I feel like I'm on a ride all by myself! Nice patterns.

On the heads of unborn generations lies the greater burden.
by raish

Comment:
What an interesting statue. I would prefer not to have the competing statue(s?) in the background but assume you wanted to include them for upside-down context. I like lights and shadow on the primary subject even though they're harsh because they bring out the detail on the ear and face quite nicely.

Thunder Storm
by photokid69

Comment:
It's difficult to photograph the drama in an impending storm, but you've done a beautiful job with the colors in the sky and the golden field still blissfully enjoying the remaining sunlight.

A Bug's Life
by Alain

Comment:
I loved the colors and softness from the thumbnail, that teensy little sharp bug shows picture-perfect DOF. Very nice.

Svet
by zxaar

Comment:
Gorgeous composition and softness in color and lighting. One of my favorites in this challenge.