That's Extraordinary!!!!
by LENWOODBLUZ

Comment:
This is a bit more than I want to know, but a nice shot. Good reflection capture.

We might need a van
by MAK

Comment:
It took me a second, but very funny :) I wish it was a little more focused, the graininess makes it hard to grasp right away, but a nice moment you captured.

My Little Plastic Monster Man
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
No Idea how you got that skin texture! He really does look plastic, even without the wierd behavior. Very strange :)

The Wheel of Light
by rickyprego

Comment:
I like your idea, maybe try pulling back to capture the whole wheel, and a tripod with a longer exposure would add some ambient light to bring out the detail despite the nightime setting.

Hibiscus
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Very nice composition, but the colors don't seem to be fully clear. I think it's just my monitor not being able to display all the nuances, but I'd check the bottom half of the flower just in case, there seems to be some solidification of colors. i like the bud in the background. Not exactly a top "extraordinary" challenge entry, but a very nice photo.

Extarordinary sighting
by phraid2002

Comment:
If I didn't know it was fake, I guess it would be pretty extraordinary. Interesting idea, nice choice of focus.

L'Amour de Grenouille (Quel était je pensant)
by pmichaud

Comment:
Voyeuristic, nice quality image, good colors.

Extraordinary Beak of a Finch
by dinotech

Comment:
I dunno, the finch doesn't look very happy here! I like your idea, and the image quality is very good, and I'm sure you are very careful with the animal, but it does kind of look like you're crushing it. I'm not voting down for that or anything, just thought I'd let you know what people might think.

Extraordinarily loud
by shoyles

Comment:
Very cool, I think you will ribbon with this one. Love to know how you got the shot. I like the idea, I like the execution, I even like the odd framing. My only critique is I wish it were a teensy bit sharper.

Seattle's new Public Library
by caba

Comment:
It's hard to say how I feel here, I agree with your idea, and I like the light/shadow technique, but the architecture comes off here as busy and the DOF is a little shallower than I would like. Maybe if you deepened it to bring the whole image into focus the floor area could balance the architecture more?