Orange Pekoe
by briantammy

Comment:
Wow! Look at that beautiful steam! Even though this is a busy image, it seems like everything has it's place here. I like it. Wonderful reflection of the window and the tea stuff in the kettle.

Piano Man
by bvy

Comment:
Really like this, with the long face (plus, it reminds me of a joke :-). Only thing that might improve it for me is a bit more texture. It seems quite neat-imaged, especially around the face.

The Empty Park
by scarab440

Comment:
Everything we see is a reflection, so this (and all photographs) meet the challenge. But I still would like to see a regular reflection ... wait! I see it now, hidden like a "Where's Waldo" picture, there in the foreground puddle. I thought that was a twig on the path at first. Okay.

Basking
by toddgray

Comment:
So delicate. This is a lovely composition.

Underworld
by RKT

Comment:
Well it's a reflective surface alright. I can find a lot of interesting shadows and shapes in this abstract ... no idea what it is, but it kind of looks like a brown paper bag that is half submerged in water. The shot doesn't particularly appeal to me, and I'm going to not vote for it because I don't think I understand it properly. Just thought it would be best for you to get my comment and no vote rather than the other way around :-) Good luck in the challenge!

At the window
by Lorenza F

Comment:
Very nice image. Looks like he's waiting for something. It's kind of spooky in a cool kind of way.

Fish Kaleidoscope
by redeyedfrog

Comment:
Heeeheee, it really is a kaleidoscope! Very pretty colors. I'm not giving you a vote, but just wanted to leave a comment :-)

2UCOrange
by apashack

Comment:
I like the composition, but think I would react better to the image if it the orange were in soft light rather than hard light. Also, I can't really figure out what the title means or the white stuff in front (if it's the reflection, it's confusing to me).

Blake House
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
The reflection in the water is gorgeous. The parts other than the water, however, are too processed (tonemapping or shadow/highlight) for my taste, particularly the greens. There's a nice depth in the colors shown in the water that seems to have been removed from the rest of the image. The water part is really great though.

two of my favorite things
by laurie241

Comment:
I think I can see where you're going with this, but the light reflected off the rose petal in such a harsh way as to blow out part of it. The reflection part on the table is just right, however. I also feel that the white objects behind the rose are distracting. I like the picture orientation.