Through the Gated Entrance
by Charlene

Comment:
Good symmetry but where is the focus? The image looks a bit soft everywhere (or it is just my monitor).

UIUIU
by tate

Comment:
To me, this shows that you can shoot a boring subject with a different angle to jazz things up a bit. Shooting from the ground makes this image really interesting while giving a clean background. Good job!

Down The River
by Judi

Comment:
WOW!! Shots like this make you feel humble in front of Mother Nature...

Every Wall falls down
by janbruder

Comment:
I am always impressed by shots like this. Just the patience you must have to redo it again and again until you catch it just perfect. I would have preferred if it had not been cropped so tight at the bottom. The reflection would have given an additional symmetric axis.

madam
by Blackbox

Comment:
This is a great shot and I can't imagine why you would apply a blurring effect to it. The colors jump out of the sreen, the composition is great. I don't understand. The blurring of the surroundings don't bother me as much as the blur on the butterfly. With basic editing, I understand you could not do differently but still... WHY?

Powerlines
by jparisi

Comment:
This is a very unusual angle for shooting powerlines. A bit too wahsed out though... But because it sticks so well with the challenge theme, I'll give you more points.

Calling All Saints
by JustinBell

Comment:
Not completely symmetric so I will have to note it down vs the other totally symmetric shots. But I love the sepia treatment and the grain. I would have loved to see this with a different shooting angle so that the "tower" is not right in the middle.

Corner Post
by Blackstarlight0

Comment:
Symmetric but does not have a real point/story to tell. The composition with the post right in the middle also make the shot a bit boring. A different shooting angle would have jazzed it up a bit.

The Art of Arrangement
by bdenny

Comment:
This is lovely - the colors, the saturation of the pink. I am a bit distracted by the lnely bud on top of the right flower. Symmetry would have been enhanced if not for that bud. I love the ray of light that falls onto the right flower.

The dry Wood
by vishalpsu

Comment:
No real symmetry here compared to what others have submitted. Would have been more fitted for submissions in the Rule of thirds challenge. The colors are a bit dull. Maybe you could try covnerting to B&W and play with the channels to give it a bit more depth and contrast. Not a bad shot - just needs a bit of work IMO.