The Carwash at the End of the Universe
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Shoot, I just noticed this. It's good to see Dead Men appreciate Industrial Spas as much as Bears do :-) Thanks, Don!

Squid
by tryingtostayinfocus

Comment:
This is a lovely rendering of a gorgeous cat, great detail and intensity. The CROP, however, is more classic than it is unusual or odd, so for me it doesn't really meet the challenge.

Look up!
by Melethia

Comment:
jackpot!

Two on the Rocks
by Brin

Comment:
Wow. "Ho-Hum, rocks n' waves, what's next?...wait a second! Is that a LIGHTHOUSE back there? So far from the water? And whoa! How did those HIKERS get up there?" Fun shot!

Beacon of Light
by markwiley

Comment:
It seems unfortunate to me that the dome is centered in this shot. I'm thinking about it, and the issue is worth exploring. I'll try to come back.

Basalt Amphitheater with Bag Cameo
by fas-ligand

Comment:
You get a grin and a wink from me for the bag cameo.

Now imagine you're on location on the last day of a paid job. You get home to the studio, process the negatives (4x5 B/W) and find the bag :-(

There are two schools of thought here: always use black bags 'cuz they're less visible if they sneak into the shot, especially in the shadows, OR use yellow bags and orange bags and so forth so it's easy to do a running check :-)

World of Greendom
by glad2badad

Comment:
This is gorgeous but it's hard to see what it has to do with "forced perspective" as we commonly use the term...

Life In A Fish Bowl
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Totally nailed it, Larry!

London Fire Station
by toutoungi

Comment:
While it's true that the two trucks are centered on the 1/3 verticals, more or less, and their bumpers occupy the 1/3 horizontal area, this doesn't read as a ROT composition, but rather as a centered and symmetrical composition. As much as anything, this is due to the central pillar and the way the FIRE logos define the horizontal center line.

It is a striking image regardless :-) Well seen.

classic
by tvsometime

Comment:
Perfection :-)