Triptych
by zeuszen

Comment:
Not paticularly 'future'. Interesting technique though I find myself wanting the three images to be dead central.

Virtual Reality
by johnnykillchrist

Comment:
This is an interesting angle - though not my idea of the future - but it should have been straightened before submission. When looking at geometric shapes any slight discrepancy with angles/alignment is blindingly obvious. The overexposure is also a bit overcooked - or not overcooked enough!

Inside Looking Out
by connie

Comment:
If this doesn't win a ribbon I'll eat my head. Great subject, model, DOF, focus - it's got it all. A touch more light on the pup would have been good. [10]

Going Up?
by dsidwell

Comment:
I love the design in this shot. Great colours and composition. One point - I wonder if you'd rotated, until the vertical 'line' was 90 degrees, whether that would have made the shot neater? I think the design would have been even stronger as a pattern, making it more difficult to discern the subject. [9]

Beautiful right angles of a girl :)
by csoka

Comment:
Needs a bit more contrast - tones are very mid-range. Nice idea, and a nice right angle!

The perfect angle for a spidery home
by Jean

Comment:
So strong is the pattern and DOF effect of this that I wonder if it would have looked even more interesting with the contextual background cropped out - so that the top ends at a point through the top rail? I think that if you'd shot it so that the top rail was at 90 degrees to eye level this would have worked, but cropping would look odd because of the angles.

Love the shot. [8]

Hot Summer
by Grzi

Comment:
Great compsosition - lovely, strong colours and definition.

90° Abstract
by timmi

Comment:
Love the shapes and design in this. Colour is quite dramatic - overexposure of bottom part produces almost too much glare, but it survives! [7]

Bricks
by ckrolston

Comment:
This house will fall down fairly soon! Lighting is a bit flat and the interest in the shot is limited. Prominent right angles though.

a²+b²=c²
by mjasr

Comment:
A more face-on viewpoint would have improved this - creating more visible, squared-up right angles. Colour is a bit washed out and the focus is soft. Border does not help.