Tribute to M.C. Escher (inside or outside corner?)
by justamistere

Comment:
Great idea! This does make you think for a bit. Took me a minute but I can see the inside and outside now lol.

Time
by raish

Comment:
Very pretty. Has an old-time Christmas feel to it.

RR Xing
by JuliBoc

Comment:
lol I love how people want you to clone out things that really are a natural part of the scene. I love the black and white conversion and this has a rich contrast. I love the perspective of not only the train but also the size comparison between the two signals. Probably should have scored a little higher than it did.

When Buildings Lean and Bears Cry
by jaysonmc

Comment:
Is that another Zoo Ad? I love the artwork.

I feel that this is a great shot but the leaning tower is a distraction for me. I think that if you had done a top horizontal crop so that the wall was a diagonal coming off the top left corner, much more emphasis would have been placed on the perspective and the beautiful mural!

The Organist's View Of The Congregation
by jonfrommk

Comment:
Awesome idea. I wish it were center cropped tho. I love that the back wall is solid and the mirror is full of detail.

'P' is for Perspective
by MAK

Comment:
I think it's a pretty cool catch. I like how your diagonal forces you to follow the rail down the steps.

Daddy?
by levyj413

Comment:
Oh I feel like I've seen this in a movie. The graininess enhances the spooky feeling. Love the thumbsucking and the doll.

maman
by kolasi

Comment:
Wow what a freaky perspective. One of those King Kong inspirations? lol Nice job of making this look like one big, building-eating spider!

a twisted perspective
by posthumous

Comment:
Sooo cute! The feet don't know which way to go. Adorable!

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment:
The crookedness is good, Sandy, because it follows the flow of the tracks. You've created a great story telling moment with the man at the end of the tracks.