shiny circumference over dark diameter
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Comment by Mystique2:
Very nice photo

Wright Flyer Three-View
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Comment by jaysonmc:
I like how all the elements work in the frame. I like how the lighting/coloring is even with all the elements you combined. I would not have known it was the Wright Flyer on the left without the title (I thought it was some sort of ancient symbolism). A nice use of the expert rules.

Wright Flyer Three-View
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Comment by bmartuch:
Don, this is a fantastic shot. I'm not sure about the symbols. I guess I just don't get it. The clouds and the airplane are great. This should have scored much higher.

Could you, would you, on a train?
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Comment by stphw:
The sky is too bright on the right. I like the reflection in the train window though.

Wright Flyer Three-View
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Comment by noraneko:
I really like it - I gave you a good score. So very odd, though maybe a peyote button or agave in the foreground would have added that extra touch (I'm just kidding). Plus the best - we actually get to see what the mysterious Skewsme a 'la Colleen looks like!

shiny circumference over dark diameter
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Comment by Dantzr:
Hmmm... and this picture relates to Pi ....how? The picture itself is a grand one. I love silhouette shots, but I don't understand why it is here. Sorry. (5)

Wright Flyer Three-View
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Comment by levyj413:
Hmm. I like the 3-view and the juxtaposition with the modern airplane very much (I'm a private pilot). I'm not sure how skewsme fits in. I wonder if it'd work better with symbolic people, too, like skewsme under the 3-view and a stick figure under the modern plane?

Either way, this is a composition that would benefit greatly from hanging on a wall with a plaque next to it. DPC just isn't set up for deep contemplation and reflection on challenge entries.

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Comment by krnodil:
I studied this for a long time when I first encountered it and I'm impressed by how you came up with turning the same image into 3 puzzle pieces out of which it recreates itself. I agree with JuliBloc that the one jarring note is that deeply saturated patch of green in the corner.

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Comment by Brad:
Certainly one that grabs my attention and urges me to sit and study it.
Very creative and under-rated in my opinion.

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Comment by sevilduvarci:
this is a really well-composed crack :) looks almost like one picture. well-done.