Just Dance
by JulietNN

Comment:
The tilt is good if a little extreme. Crop at the bottom feels tight.

Play Ball!
by karmat

Comment:
First of all, I love the just-behind-the-fence vantage point here. Or maybe the vantage point is the batter's -- ball racing toward him, distant faces, slightly blurred. The tilt here is incidental yet very necessary. But like so many other entries here, this one doesn't make me cock my head. The tilt here adds to the image, it isn't the entire point of the image. For that reason, this nails the challenge. (And I hope he nailed the ball.)

Hammock
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
I love how the hammock and background tree sit snugly in the frame. The earthy tones are appealing.

Distorted Dawn
by sekarmalathy

Comment:
Nice radial lines -- works well in contrejour.

on the ledge
by bspurgeon

Comment:
This totally works -- the way the tree seeks out the sun provides good counterbalance.

Inkscape
by 4trtone

Comment:
This is beautiful. I almost wonder, though, if the tilt doesn't actually soften the impact of the inky lines somewhat.

Of Those Who Follow Carina Morales.
by rooum

Comment:
What's not to like here...

Sands of time
by herfotoman

Comment:
Most brilliant use of tilt in the challenge. (So far... halfway through.)

Psychedelic
by FocusPoint

Comment:
Monolith against a big grainy sky. Psychedelia requires more color. But perhaps therein lies the irony.

Louisiana Marshland
by alanfreed

Comment:
I think the whole state is tilted like this. Or maybe just crooked.

Interesting view.