Sunburst
by Konador

Comment:
Lovely colour and a really enjoyable macro.

Magical Curves
by David Ey

Comment:
Nice subject (reminds me of the manual days of design!). Composition would benefit from ofsetting the subject to bottom right, creating some lead-in lines. Arranging the French Curves less rigidly would enhance the aesthetics too.

A Bird's Eye View of Growing America
by Tranquil

Comment:
This is both a brave and unusual view. It's sometimes too easy to do what you're told and this is the result of obstinance - a sight that is rarely recorded. Well captured.

Electric Fragility
by moodville

Comment:
That's just lovely. Clear, atypical and richly coloured. Well done on the feature.

You've Got Mail
by Imagineer

Comment:
It's no contest Richard - they're alternative views of different elements of the subject. Yours uses a great technique to good effect!

Thanks anyway.

You've Got Mail!
by Firstrich1

Comment:
Very nice shot - good use of the technique.

The title is the same as my shot which caught my eye recently:

Living in a cardboard box in the middle of the road
by MotoCycleBoi

Comment:
Can't believe I didn't lock on to the MP link. I REALLY AM SO FUCKING SORRY.

You were lucky, our dad would thrash us to sleep wi't belt, then we had to get up 5 hours before we went to bed and lick road clean wi't tongue...

:D

Wood Wheel And Sun Wheel
by Mona

Comment:
I think this conveys everything you intended - a rustic little watermill, nestling in a tranquil setting in beautiful sunshine. Whilst not being perfect (the overexposed grass being it's most prominent problem) it's a lovely record of this scene.

I feel that the inclusion of the glistening plant in the foreground very much contributes to the sense of being a secret viewer here and would have been significantly less atmospheric without it.

looking back
by gisele

Comment:
This is great. If you had a long DOF from front to back this would have looked even more perplexing. Nice.

THE CHURCH IS BIGGER THAN THE TREES, THE SKY IS BIGGER THAN THE CHURCH
by pookey83

Comment:
This looks like a little painting - lovely. I wouldn't say it personifies 'Proportion' but it has lots of character and a good sense of scale.