realization
by leaf

Comment:
Great use of repeating patterns and lines. The model breaks up the image nicely. Her leg seems to blend into the desk a bit. I'd have used lighter pants to stand out against the dark wood maybe? Desk 117 is also a bit of an off element due to the darker wood. Maybe move over a row or two? 8

My Sauna Beer Fridge.
by MotoCycleBoi

Comment:
That's an incredibly clean fridge. My favorite of the looking out from an appliance shots. I like the combination of cans and bottles. I also like the beer being the focus, not the face of the person opening the fridge. Now the question is, how the heck do you figure out metering in a fridge!? 8

Through the Looking Glass(es)
by PhilipDyer

Comment:
You are a week late for threes! :) Great idea and execution. Like the use of multiple mirrors. Kudos to your model who probably had to spend a bit of time standing around while you got the right angle. :) 9

Central Park Bench
by daisy77

Comment:
A different view through a common object. I like the choice of black and white for this one. Nice grain to the image. The leaf in the foreground is a bit distracting. I might have actually removed it from the tree. Very nice! 9

Lunch for Two
by Tallbloke

Comment:
Excellent eye! The strong spiraling lines pull you naturally into the image. The diners are an unexpected surprise. The people on the second landing are a bit distracting, but not enough for me to drop the vote on the image. 9

Sea terminus
by bpickard

Comment:
The color and leading lines in this shot really sold me. It's a bit overly saturated, but in this case I like the effect. Great use of leading lines. 10

Crossing the Road
by andywightman

Comment:
I love the composition in this image. The wide open sidewalk space really makes this a very strong shot. This is a good example of how you can use strong light to your advantage when shooting. Depending on the original, I might have conisdered playing with the crop. Possibly rotating it to a 45 degree angle. Nice job, one of my top images. 10

The Prey's Perspecitve
by JoelHSmith

Comment:
One of my top three images for this challenge. You have excellent sharpness in this image. The color contrast of the cat and the dark mousehole works well. Looks like he has a little eye schmutz which you might have cleaned. But that's just me being incredibly picky. Great DOF on the cat/background. Best part is getting the cat to agree with what you wanted him to do. As a cat owner, I know how tough that is. Very nicely done. 10

3... 2... 1... Draw!
by Konador

Comment:
Love the visual on this image. It seems a bit out of focus if the left hand was supposed to be the focal point. Either camera shake, or too much gaussian filter? 7

Yummmmmmmmmmm
by Neuferland

Comment:
Simple composition, but comes across powerfully. I'd do a tiny bit of cloning of the tip of the nanner to keep the small bits from distracting from the black background. 8