Point to Point
by Techo

Comment:
One of my three 10s in this challenge - I felt you really nailed it with this one (but glad you didn't get the blue ;¬P); I would love to be able to take something this good.

In To My Soul
by SaraR

Comment:
Wow, Gosh, Yay!!!!! Thank You! Its 5.15 in the morning here in York, and I don't think I shall be going back to sleep...

Edit: Oops, meant to put this in the photo description part.

Jeni, Yanko, BergieKat, Richard and RMS, thank you so much for your words of congratulations!

Message edited by author 2007-05-09 00:39:36.

La Patience Éternelle
by yanko

Comment:
Have I just unwittingly discovered the mystery of peculiarly low scores? I returned to this photo as a result of a mention in one of the forum threads, and could 'remember' giving this a 7; I certainly thought 7, but for some reason I have pressed the 4 button..... Apologies, and remain content in the knowledge that your score should really have been .001 (ok, I haven't done the arithmetic) higher!

Ways Of Living
by e301

Comment:
I gave this a 7 during voting for this challenge, but have revisited it a couple of times since. In retrospect, I wish I had given it a 9 as it grows on me more every time I view it. Back now to add it to my favourites.

Giant Pi in the Park
by cajay

Comment:
Nicely composed, but wish the two peices of turquoise had been removed from the scene first.

Why Pay More!
by bvlindalou

Comment:
Clever, witty, well photographed, and well presented. Good work.

About 3.14
by GeneralE

Comment:
Come on, you didn't get your protractor out, did you?!! That aside, I like the idea, but wish you had stopped down you exposure by a couple of stops.

A floating point equation?
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Clever idea - was the card actually on fire? If so, hope you didn't get burned - I imagine that nylon thread would have burned through quite quickly.

III:XIV
by Les_Feck

Comment:
Certainly interesting, although, for this viewer, not entirely aethetically pleasing! This appears to be the inside of some sort of drainage system, with a clock face placed in one of the drain-pipes. I getthe relationship of the circles to pi, and to the significance of the time, but am unsure if I am missing something else. One observation, and I think it is this that I find so interesting - there is something peculiarly organically female about the composition. Strange!

Pi 3.1416 22/7
by Fairfield20

Comment:
I like the idea, and the composition is fine, if a little pedestrian; the focus is sharp, but what damages this for me is the uneven exposure and flash highlight on the table. I feel that the photograph would have benefitted from being cropped in closer, perhaps with a tighter arrangement of the cards.