Up!
by surfinbird

Comment:
What a cool photograph! I love the composition of this, and the b&w conversion. There is something almost eyeball like about this - quite fascinating!

ssssssymmetry
by naomik

Comment:
Love the idea and the title. I feel that the photo would have even more impact if the focus was a little crisper and the lighting a little less bright. Nonetheless, an interesting subject in an unusual pose.

Pink Drinks
by kyebosh

Comment:
Aahhh, yes please! Nicely presented, certainly symmetrical and I should image quite a challenge to synchronise the drops.

Rondure
by Ken

Comment:
The lighting of this intrigues me, and do hope you explan your method once voting is over. A perfectly presented image, my only niggles are with the two small patches of green and purple, lower central, possibly caused by a litle lens flare. I realise that there is little you can do about these in basic editting, but I feel the image warrants further work outside of the challenge as it certainly has that eye-catching 'wow' actor.

Day Eleven: Finding Neptune's Trident
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
This is my favourite of your recent stuff - reminds me of the children's book illustrations of Anthony Browne.

Stream House - Oakland, New Jersey USA
by corinne

Comment:
A good choice of subject, but you have been a bit too agressive in post-editting. Of particular note, I would revisit the photo and substantially tone down the saturation.

No picnic today
by quiet_observation

Comment:
Well considered composition, with good focus and exposure, but a dull subject that has resulted in, for me, a relatively uninteresting photograph.

Simple Green
by noraneko

Comment:
Simple but beautiful. Calming, soft, gentle. A favourite.

Under the Bridge
by HeiSch

Comment:
Woahh - Vertigo inducing! Very different take on a relatively common subject - nice work! I do like the juxtopisiton of the engineered man-made structure with the natural world. A photo I will revisit in the future.

Symmetry with wood and water
by eac

Comment:
I love the composition of this, and the subject is one that really appeals to me. There are a couple of things, in my view, that could have improved it even more:
1. The focus seems soft - two possible reasons spring to mind, either it is hand held at too low a shutter speed and a bit of camera shake has been introduced or you are focussing a little too far in to the photo. It may be worth spending a litle time reading up on hyperfocal distances - I struggle with it a bit myself, and am not the best person to explain! The effect of the soft focus is that the texture of the wood, which would add considerable ineterest, and increase the feeling of depth, has not been brought out.
2. I like the subdued colour palette, ad there are some wonderful shades in the water, but overall the photo lacks punch and would benefit from some levels adjustment (or if it has had some, a bit more tweaking), nothing major, just subtle adjustments.
Do bear in mind this is very subjective, and is just my opinion, so do take it with a pinch of salt!