Pi is everywhere,life is a circle.
by onar

Comment:
I don't like the border on this - i think it would be better without. It looks like there is white balance problems in the background, as the green leaves look a little blue and cold.

Ancient Math
by sudhi

Comment:
Nice idea, but the colour of the wood really doesn't work for me.

He is the Chosen One
by meyers

Comment:
A bit more saturation and some sharpening would really bring this image up. It would also help if he was looking intently at the camera, radiating power and a stronger connection with the viewer. I like the toussled hair!

Transcendental Pi
by haydawlin

Comment:
Nice find! I don't like the super-high-key processing though. Might be improved with less sky in the crop.

Monte Carlo Approximation of Pi
by tcmartin

Comment:
Well, so far, Montecarlo says Pi = 4, cause there ain't no spots on the tile. Apart from that, this is a good image. Nice lighting. The biggest technical problem is colour bleeding, possibly from using chroma noise reduction? An off-board flash should get this effect without having to push the ISO too high, and a lower ISO won't need so much NR. Focus is a little soft, probably from NR again. Highlight on front of tile is also distracting. Despite all this, it's a nice image, and I'm scoring it well. :)

3.14159265............... and on forever
by nutsahoy

Comment:
Hmm, stretching the challenge a little, but I just told someone else to think outside the box, so we can't have everything. The dark shadow is odd, particularly being right in the middle of the image. It might have been better to take a few steps forward and either use the shadow to darken the fg, or get rid of it altogether.

Almost Done
by cian_m_hayes

Comment:
I think I can see a mistake! Nice lighting, although it would look even better with more contrast.

"pi o'clock"
by ashishkushwaha

Comment:
I really like the 'drawing' effect - even the pencil looks drawn. The lighting is a little flat on the paper, and that contrasts with the 'snapshot' lighting on the watch, but the overall result is nice.

Pre-Historic Pi
by SherwinJames

Comment:
I like this. You've used lighting really well. The floor is a little dark, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume it's my monitor.

Big Wheel Acceleration = ( 4 x Pi Squared x R ) / ( Time Squared )
by JonathanJ

Comment:
Nice stars! You could try a different crop, maybe chop off the RHS of the image with the light post.