Who's looking at who?
by Pano

Comment:
Nice shot which really meets the idea of the challenge well, very nice desat 7

Under the Skyway
by doggyd112

Comment:
Lovely take on the challenge and truely the side less seen for the majority, very nice composition although possibly could have done with the contrast boosting a tad 6

The short stack
by Shadowi6

Comment:
Good concept and nice perspective. The cards showing is very well executed. Unfortunately appears very noisy on my monitor and dof not quite spot on (imo) for the shot still a decent image though 6

seen through art
by JPR

Comment:
Lovely shot and a very good take on the challenge great farming and good b&w conversion

Deja Vu - Caught My Best Side
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
Not too sure about the title (but that may be just me being stupid) I do like the concept though, very interesting take on the challenge

Ferrari Enzo
by ksymeon

Comment:
Lol I wish I had the sort of car that meant I saw anything other than this side of a Ferrari!!

Nice moody shot good image

View of the Bullseye
by HeiSch

Comment:
Very clever take on the challenge, this truely is the side less seen. Hope that other voters get this simple yet well executed context

Mellow 'Cello
by menele

Comment:
Nice take on the challenge, this truely is the side less seen! Nice image. The shadows on the wall are a tad distracting and I was told by a fellow DPCer when I had the same problem that it is better not to get an object you are photographing too close to a wall because it will generally create this 'problem'

Nice image though

Checking out my girlfriend eh? Bad idea...
by kawana

Comment:
In one way not sure if it truely meets the challenge as the backside of a cow is not necessarily the 'side less seen' However forget about that (and anyone who criticises you for it) this is a wonderful appealing image, brilliantly composed and executed

The Underbelly of The Whale
by hotpasta

Comment:
Super applause for this image. In the challenge a lot of people seem to have gone for simply shooting 'normal' things that happen to be walking away from them. You however have really got to grips with the idea of the challenge and whatismore have produced a stunning image to boot. Lovely B&W conversion, loving the tones and contrast and the border works well One word. Brilliant.....Oh and heres another word....Ten