Untitled #1
by pix-are

Comment:
Wow! If you can get shots like this straight from the camera, who would even need photo editing software?

Royal palace
by Dirgeelucidatr

Comment:
This will not be another DNMC comment since "glass" is not immediately evident in this shot. Since we all are adult about the challenge details, I will automatically assume that it is glass of some sort.

People say that the mark of a good photograph is its ability to hold the viewers attention. You have succeeded remarkable well in that regard. Of all the photos in this large challenge, I have continued to come back and be intrigued by yours.

There are elements to this photo that I absolutely find amazing. The color is very appealing and I love the overall texture. It almost seems like and ink print on an ancient stone wall. There is almost a "batik" feel to this. It sure does convey the feeling of a Royal Palace from a bygone era.

The crop is nice. There are great angles to the composition. It would be interesting to see this just a touch brighter, but that is a minor flaw.

Although it may not be the best of all the entries it certainly deserves a decent score. I hope others can view and appreciate this shot. Regardless of your ultimate score, you have provided a very interesting photo. 8

Sailing towards calmer water
by Kelli

Comment:
Overprocessed with very noticable compression lines.

Tinted glow
by facesastheycome

Comment:
Focus is way off.

Blue Fractal
by andrerusso

Comment:
Even though this is small, the colors and angles of this abstract are superb. Hope the size doesn't hurt you too much.

O
by enasniog

Comment:
Last minute entry?

Glass Power
by br o kenl o ve

Comment:
A little on the dark side and not too interesting. Now if you would have shot this from the other side of the outlet and reflected into the shower with a stunning model...HMMM! ;-O

Ray's Catchin Rays
by Bugzeye

Comment:
Bright colors make this a real fun shot.

Forgotten Repair
by CVette

Comment:
Texture and color are superb.

Tiled Street Scene
by jrdawson

Comment:
Great lines and reflection. I like how the pattern repeats on the far right.