Cat
by Gussi

Comment:
Interesting frozen position of this cat. I like the B/W here. The cat is out of focus, though. The negative space at the right is a good counterpoint for the bizarre cat.

I didn't do it
by lambrosi

Comment:
Cute dog; you've a good eye for animal expression! The image is drastically out of focus, though. If you have a macro setting on your camera, that might solve the focus problem, as this is somewhat close.

Golden Koi
by KingLok

Comment:
I like the position of the fish here; they make nice lines, and you've managed to capture the scales of the larger fish in some detail. The other fish seems overexposed, perhaps because you used a flash. You might try taking a similar shot with lights rather than a flash, or fiddle more with your levels in Photoshop (if that's what you use) to even the tones.

UNWANTED GIFT FROM ABOVE
by louie c

Comment:
Gross. I don't mind gross. I wish it were in focus, though. You could even crop in more so we could get a better look at it, as long as we still know it's a hat. If you shot this close up, see if the macro feature on your camera works better at getting this in focus.

Bungy Jump
by peterdehaan

Comment:
Okay, you've probably gotten lots of comments as to how this does not meet the challenge topic. Beyond that, you have found some interesting lines here, and you've used the contrast of the white sides and dark underbeams to emphasize these lines--ultimately, the eye ends up on these stair structures because that is the most interesting thing in the image. Somehow I don't find that enough. Try coming here at a different time and see if different light would make it more interesting. Or try just cropping so that the image is filled with those cool stairs.

Juggling
by DougPaz

Comment:
I'm sure some will say, "this is out of focus..." but I think that for this action shot it is appropriate. Good capture of movement.

Keyed up
by sns

Comment:
Interesting, intricate picture. Well done.

Tea with Orange
by gerard

Comment:
Stunning and simple. Well composed and interesting. Colors are marvelous. I wish the oranges and whole teapot were as sharp as the teapot's lid. Well done.

No customers!
by kiwiness

Comment:
There were a few shots of chairs and tables from above, but this, I feel, is the best. I love how the tiles are at a diagonal while the tables/chairs are horiz and vertical, and the roundness of the tables contrasts well with the other lines. This is simply a well composed image. I hope it does well.

Round and Round
by agwright

Comment:
Lines, focus, patterns: simply wonderful. My eyes find lots of interest in this "simple" image. 10 from me (one of 3 10s in my book).