Perspective
by Simonkasprzak

Comment:
I like your idea of using perspective to generate the triangle for you.

Tri a Gherkin
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
I've seen the gherkin in a number of photos now, but this is my favourite with a nice range of colours.

Geometry
by shutterphunk

Comment:
Abstract, but the nice warm tones really make it work.

Bird Triangle
by smali

Comment:
I have enough problems taking shots of sunsets, let alone trying to take a photo of something in flight! I'm guessing that this was taken at a high ISO setting. There is a spot of noise apparent at the top of the photo, but I don't find that it detracts from the photo. You eye gets drawn to the duck, and it just leaves you in amazement. Well done!

Geometry in Steel
by Neil

Comment:
Although I think that the triangles might not be "clearly shown as a key element" (to me, the arches and background colours form the key elements), I still consider this to be a great shot and worthy of a top 10 spot. Well done.

150 Year Old Triangles
by naomik

Comment:
Nice use of sepia tones. It suits the subject.

Ferruginous Hawk
by riot

Comment:
Very similar to the winners of a recent challenge. Why change a winning formula? I like it.

The Curse of Baba-Yaga
by unicum

Comment:
Ah.. Something completely different. Nice shot. I like the castle in the background. It makes the shot just that bit more exotic.

Belsay Hall ceiling, with coving and wallpaper
by fredandaud

Comment:
I like the unconventional way you constructed your triangle. You're not using a pre-existing triangle, or merely placing 3 objects in an arrangment. Well Done!

step into another world
by da-answer

Comment:
Interesting angle!