The SeaPoint
by sandabella

Comment:
I would have cropped the sky to just above the rail for more dramatic impact. Still, it's a very nice composition. I like the shadows quite a bit. They add further emphasis to the vanishing point.

Sidewalk Reflections
by bledford

Comment:
I'm not quite seeing the converging parallels but I like it anyway.

Sitting
by Luxvich

Comment:
Really strange but I like it. I wish you could have toned down the glare in the tile. You can certainly fix it later with the clone tool.

Beside a long country road on my way back from the tracks
by DarkRider

Comment:
It took me awhile to spot a vanishing point but I'm guessing you were going for converging parallels in the crop rows. That's not working quite powerfully, IMO. It's a nice landscape photo though.

fences and benches
by longlivenyhc

Comment:
I would have cropped that overhaning branch but otherwise this is pretty good.

Vanishing Sun(sunset) & Vertical BLDGs
by theONE77

Comment:
I think you misunderstood the description of the challenge. You haven't really shown a vanishing point. I suggest a tripod for low-light shots to avoid the camera shake that has caused the blur.

don't smoke in bed...
by ursulas

Comment:
Very odd concept. Either you forgot to adjust the white balance on your camera or you made a weird choice.

Paper Trail to the Stars - the ultimate vanishing point
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Interesting. It might have been a little better (for the challenge anyway) if you showed the parallel lines actually converging. As it is, you haven't quite shown the vanishing point. I'm not that picky so I'm not voting you down because of it.

Natures Lifecycle "Germination & Decay"
by Node

Comment:
"Compose and photograph something "miniature" in such a way that it conveys to the viewer that the subject of your photo is a tinier version of something that is normally larger."

Okay I have to say it (I probably won't be the only one) but I'm stumped. Okay, I see it now. A seedling. Kind of stretching the idea of miniature to me. All growing things start out small and go through various changes during growth so a seedling, a puppy, a child, really can't be called miniatures. A child is not a miniature human, just a human at a certain level of developement. The same can be said for a seedling.

One nation united by many
by xvalensx

Comment:
This is stretching it for me. It took me a couple of moments to figure out it was an outline of the US. Someone else will probably think it is brilliant. I don't really see an outline map as a miniature, at any rate.

"Compose and photograph something "miniature" in such a way that it conveys to the viewer that the subject of your photo is a tinier version of something that is normally larger."