Hold on to your hat
by robgs57

Comment:
Nice. What delight you captured in the little one! I wish the car wasn't there.

Keep Your Back To The Wind
by idnic

Comment:
Great example of the rule, and nice capture. I like the focus, light, and color.

Warped Negative
by poindexter

Comment:
Interesting shot and processing -- very artistic, but not using the rule of thirds effectively, IMO. The guitarist appears to be in the left third, and the amp in the lower left ninth, but nothing of significance is at the intersecting power points.

Brick n Roll
by riolobo

Comment:
Very nice abstract design, love the textures, light, and colors. And an excellent example of the rule. Putting it in my favorites.

Colors of Love
by sz1_

Comment:
Very effective and excellent example of the rule. Looks like some sort of flag.

You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours
by sfmorris

Comment:
Wonderful image, although I do not think it is a good example of Rule of Thirds. The eyes and backs look like they are on horizontal third lines, but there is nothing of importance on the intersecting "power points". If the crop was wider, the eyes or teeth would be on the power points. Too bad about the timing, this probably would win in the Symmetry challenge.

Fishing Break
by shelleysoc543

Comment:
I do not think this meets the challenge. The subject is dead center rather than on one of the intersecting "power points".

At Least 100 Years Old - Made to Last Forever
by maxaz1

Comment:
Very nice item. The crop feels a little tight, and I don't think the brick background does much to enhance it.

Strainer Disco
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
Cool idea and good effect.

Saladware
by lear202bt

Comment:
Beautiful! Going in my favorites.