Radial Symmetry
by noraneko

Comment by tpbremer:
This would make a good stock image for a textbook, but it lacks some of the intensity of other entries in this challenge.

Radial Symmetry
by noraneko

Comment by Pelle:
Cropping out the black would have made this a winner

Radial Symmetry
by noraneko

Comment by tootsweet:
You might think I'm crazy here, but the symmetry of the shell almost dictates a symmetry of shot. You've got the cropping right, but the shell is placed asymmetrically within it. A slight twist to the right and you've got a perfect star, a perfect shell, perfect coloring and perfect cropping.

Radial Symmetry
by noraneko

Comment by iskowjen:
i like that you used radial symmetry here, which is usually hard to portray.

Radial Symmetry
by noraneko

Comment by Kwilson10:
I like the clearness and the expression of the pattern, but the black background just isn't right to me.

Shrimp Boats at Sundown
by noraneko

Comment by basssman7:
Great long exposure shot. wonderful rich colours and a great composition.

Outside In
by noraneko

Comment by bassbone:
Catherine - This is just stunning. I love the expression, the deep rich tones, and the feel of the whole thing. Congrats on a well deserved top 10.

Dress Whites
by noraneko

Comment by JulietNN:
Peacocks are stunning, but this one, ohhh my, totally breath taking. I would have been following this chap around all day. An Amazing gorgeous capture well done

White Spiral
by noraneko

Comment by CorySmith:
looks like the Deftones album cover 'Adrenaline'
i like the softness to it

Swan Lake
by noraneko

Comment by skewsme:
Aaah that's a nice histogram! You made a good subset of people feel something - which, IMO, is often more satisfying than making something so technically adept that voters can't justify giving a low score. I would be very happy if any of the scads of (unintentionally) blurry swan shots I've taken came out like this! This looks amazing from a distance - truly impressionistic. Kudos!

Message edited by author 2008-03-23 15:37:17.