Wooden Log
by ariel

Comment:
Don't see the perspective. And it's pretty dark. Maybe a different angle? The line between sea and beach might provide perspective closer to the water, angled more, and as a landscape vs. portrait shot.

Heaven on fire
by djonson

Comment:
Beautiful sunset, but not really showing perspective.

A Visit to the Dr.
by rblanton

Comment:
Nice leading lines on both sides.

The Monolith
by Artyste

Comment:
Too dark and too low contrast. The shape's great, and if it were brightly lit against the dark sky, or dark against a bright sky, it'd be much better. probably bright against dark would be best, to capture the lines going up the tower, which enhance the perspective effect.

This is one where I'd love to see some post-processing and another version of it in your portfolio.

Two Sides
by whiteroom

Comment:
Too dark and blurry, and the black thing on the right is distracting.

Summer Meander
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
I can't decide whether the focus is on the boats or the shoreline. If it's the boats, a lower angle would've conveyed perspective better. The shoreline's a little too far away and becomes visually flat at tjavascript: do_vote(5)
5 his angle.

Natures Perspective
by sherpet

Comment:
Interesting way to use a closeup to show perspective!

Old Rusty Barn
by piggy82

Comment:
Not really much perpective in this shot, although it's a nice picture of the barn.

Head On
by GolferDDS

Comment:
The DOF is a little too shallow. It ends up focusing all of my attention on the head, while the entire body fades into the background.

It doesn't "recede" into the background, but rather becomes part of the flat background, so perspective disappears.

That said, simply as a random picture, I'd love to see this cropped tightly to the head and brightened up a bit. It looks like you captured very nice details on the head.

Dive
by Zigomar

Comment:
The angle and cropping remove all sense of distance, so the perspective is lost.