Bridge to Nowhere
by LizArtDesign

Comment:
cropping off the left side of the bridge would communicate the "nowhere" better.

Cactus
by Rissa

Comment:
The sky is a wonderful shade of blue, off-setting the yellow-green of the cactus nicely.

Thats a definate tilt.....
by arvinder

Comment:
I think that it would be a better shot, if the pot and support were on the horizontal and everything in the background was "tilted."

How to construct a flat roof
by Dave Gordon

Comment:
This one is very creative.

Padlocked
by neophyte

Comment:
I find it interesting that the padlock is hanging "down" while the lines of the wood are at an angle. This perspective definitly adds motion to the right.

Whoa Dude!
by theSaj

Comment:
There is now different "tilt" to this. I see the tilt in the fin, but the challenge was to show motion or design by tilt. Not a bad shot of an aquarium, though.

The Beer Tap!
by Dirt_Diver

Comment:
OK! If I turn my monitor over 180 degrees it becomes a straight shot of beer being poured. Meaning if I saw this in a store, I would turn it over and say "it's a shot of beer." While you forcing me to look at it this way is intriguing, I don't get the tilt. Perhaps if the glass was on the horizontal on the left and there was some refernece point that "vertical" was a different direction, you would succeed in "tilting" the motion to have the beer being poured up.

Ordinary People
by terje

Comment:
A reverse tilt would have been better. The path moves to the left as does the tunnel. By tilting the shot to the right, I actually feel as if motion has stopped.

Full Tilt Downhill Race
by acoppola

Comment:
I would have like to see this set-up with the snow on the straight horizontal. There is nothing new about someone skiing downhill, but skking flat with the flags being all wonky...now that's tilted.

Let Your Hair Down
by howzit

Comment:
It's always different to take a picture facing straight up, and having someone upside down above you adds some fun. But, this is very snap-shottish. Good attempt, though.