Beneath the Wonder of the Night Sky
by kirbic

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The Milky way and a sky full of stars is definitely breathtaking to behold! Love the orientation that has the Milky Way cross the frame at a diagonal. Wonderful capture! My only critique is that I think the night sky looks just a tad washed out and can use a adjustment to the contrast to make it a bit darker.

Fallen Glass
by illini75

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It is a good shot and very colorful but with the flat black backdrop there is no visual cue that the viewer is looking at the glasses from below. The angle could be an overhead view looking down....no definitive way to tell for sure. Which is why I think it needs that visual cue. I.E. if there was the backdrop of a blue sky with clouds perhaps even lined up to look like they are spilling out from the glasses it would definitely give an instant clue of looking up from underneath.

Welcome
by Neat

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A unique view of under a bird as it spreads it wings ready to take flight from the tree branch! Love how the light illuminates the feathers of the bird. Not too sure about the sepia treatment for I wonder if there would be better contrasting detail between the wings and the sky if this was set to B&W. Nonetheless, great detail and excellent capture from a different angle showing the moment of about to take flight.

G-BHXS
by P-A-U-L

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Wonderful close-up shot of the underside of this airplane flying through the clouds. I like that this shot is not static but dynamic in the capture of action. There is a 'sense' of movement as that we are catching sight of the G-BHXS as it moves in the frame and is about the exit out of frame in the top right corner. Love the two contrails of airplanes in the background above and behind the wing for it adds to the visual interest of the shot

Airmail
by Hipychik

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Love the title given that the perspective now has the mailbox among the clouds! Great details and the angle really makes me feel that I am shrunk down and looking up at this skyscraper of a mailbox.

Migration Magic
by nam

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Awesome idea! Love the Monarch captured in mid-flight 'fluttering' from one flower and off to the next! I can see another Monarch's wing as it rests on another flower. Hmmm, if I had to guess how you accomplished this unique view it would be from under a glass tabletop looking up. Getting back to the photo - this is a wonderful cheerful image with rich colors and great details showing us a view one does not normally get to see! Great job!

if I were an ant...
by Ecce_Signum

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Love this low to the ground view, where one does feel tiny like an ant looking up at the majestic world of mushroom, moss, trees and leaves. Akin to Journey to the Center of the Earth where mushrooms were as massively tall as trees. Great perspective and love the details I can see under the mushroom!

solo
by mariuca

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Reflections in alternate realities or a view of the upside down. Love the above view of this candid moment of a man walking in what I believe is an exhibit hall. I also love how you captured the man's position nearing the door as my eye spots the exit sign towards the lower right corner. Because of that added element it makes me think he walks solo in the sparse empty space but is about to find an exit to maybe connect with others or find a 'fulfilling space' full of life and color.

HELP !!
by PenelopeK

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Some fantastic bold and vibrant oranges in these life vests! Great color and details here - I can see the square pattern in the fabric of these colorful objects. Nicely done!

Objects of Desire
by BaldurT

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Love the color reflected in all of these camera lens! And fantastic idea for colorful objects - I also like how you have some len's shutters open in various aperture settings for added visual interest.