Mom's-Eye View
by tate

Comment:
Great finish. Go team ISO-lation!

Tribute to Beata - Selfie Queen of dpc
by primabarbara

Comment:
Such a lovely celebration of her life. I wish I could give 6 10's for the 6 tributes.

Laundry machine inspection
by hajeka

Comment:
Like the idea here. The B&W works well. Not sure I really like the high key / blown out person.

Image of an image
by toutoungi

Comment:
Very interesting. I really like the framing here. You have taken an unusual photo of a usual point of view! I almost wish somehow the background was of the photo location and time rather than the dark grey background.

Flight of the sparrow
by hajeka

Comment:
No comments always sucks.

I rated this one below average. You caught a great moment here but bird photography is very hard with shutter speed, wing position, lighting, and distance to the background all factors that have to come together. This looks like a great area to try again with the lovely green and blue background, perhaps early in the morning and with the subject farther away from the background to blur it more.

Rhythm and Voice
by Barroness

Comment:
No comments always sucks.

I rated it below average. I liked the tight crop as it brings you close to the lady and gives an intimate feel as she sings. I think the sideways pose is not as strong as a 3/4 or straight on view, especially with out the eye contact with her eyes closed.

Red Leaf
by Wildpurple

Comment:
No comments always sucks.

I rated this one pretty high. I liked the unique viewpoint and the great reds and greens that really pop off the screen.

Inside the Machine
by DistantColours

Comment:
One of my top picks. I really love the composition, where the 3 lighted poles are arranged to explore the image. Great colors.

Aloes with a view
by Fredster

Comment:
I had your image placing much higher. I would like to visit here based on feeling I get from the photos. (looks up where it was taken). Hmmmmmm might be a bit far for me to visit (from Boston in the US)

Simply Us
by roz

Comment:
I had your image placing much higher. What a lovely and meaningful moment.

As for the challenge (you mention the Milgram Experiment), like a sheep, I did use the full range as instructed, but thought it was a statistically meaningless exercise, that did not change anything about the results.