Stopover
by Eisbaer

Comment:
I like the way his wings are catching the sunlight. It shows off the detail nicely.

Mothematica
by posthumous

Comment:
I like the pun, though to be honest, I probably would not have given this a high vote either. However, I'd be disappointed if I saw high wow factor, cliched DPC fare coming from you. You stay true to form in both your comments given and your own entries. Good going.

Mathennibal Rising
by HighNooner

Comment:
Didn't vote on this one, but great shock value! So,... is it real?

Lines and curves
by LiamD2005

Comment:
Hey! Don't talk about Paintshop Pro as if it is a third rate product! You can get some killer results with it. I gave your entry a 5, BTW, but my previous comment explains it. A good idea and a worthy effort. Looking forward to seeing what else you do. (Just stay away from the aluminum foil!)

Parallel lines
by Melethia

Comment:
I love your description. I'd would not sniff any plugins or actions that Slippy gives you, however. This didn't come up for me in voting though I would have likely 5'd it. Not sure. Maybe there is just a lot else going on in the frame that draws me away from the parallel stairs as the subject. There's also a slight curvature to the upper level of the stairs that (for me) interferes with the impact of the straight lines.

I think this was a tough challenge to shoot for. A lot of folks did like yourself and shot architecture to convey the math used, or the geometric shapes.

The Relentless Golden Ratio
by labuds

Comment:
I didn't vote on this, but it's awesome. Thanks for showing the setup. I am coming to understand that the amount of work I put into my own entries is nothing compared to what some others do. Your score shows the care and effort. Great job.

Lines and curves
by LiamD2005

Comment:
I think this is a great visualization of the present state of the time-space continuum. We need to fix it. I've got some 5 minute epoxy.

Probably needs a slight bump in colors for some added impact. I wonder if the seam on the ball could be cloned out under advanced rules? The seam breaks it up.

The mathematics is not there till we put it there
by Oded

Comment:
And you drank how many?

9 + 6 + 6 + 6...
by Patsfan

Comment:
I think water drops are on my list of things to learn.

1+2=?
by gisli

Comment:
Nice landscape, though I am finding it a stretch to consider this as conveying mathematics. I assume it's my own interpretation that is too rigid, as I see a lot of similar stretches in this challenge. I won't ding my vote any.