Lamp on Golden River
by bnilesh

Comment:
Almost too subtle for this challenge.

Freezing ripple
by harkonen

Comment:
I'm having a really hard time defining what is going on in the background. And there is a "reflection" or some sort of something underneath the ice that seems out of place. If I could see the background better, things might come together into a better whole.

Organic Pattern
by Alexbalix

Comment:
There are places where your backlighting is blowing out the vein structure.

Europa (In memoriam Arthur C. Clarke)
by gjumi

Comment:
Art speaks differently to different people.

dancing droplets
by roz

Comment:
Sort of abstract interpretation of the challenge, but well executed.

Miniture Camo
by Limbo

Comment:
The pink of the skin offsets the green of the turtle nicely. It is easy to see the patterns on the animal. My question is sort of nit-picky, were there other ways to show this animal? The fingers all splayed out are sort of a secondary subject and they don't really fit (other than to show the size of the animal). It sort of minimizes the effect of the natural patterns on the turtle.

Silent Movie
by Les_Feck

Comment:
So, are you wanting us to look past the obvious vertically linear pattern into the abstract ones in the reflection? I'm guessing so as the title sort of indicates that. My problem is the general lack of depth. Everything is demanding my attention at once and it is almost too much visually.

The Frez
by mgsmith53

Comment:
This is an interesting idea. I'm not sure that the straight on angle is the best, but at least the bulb is not smack dab centered.

Green a tempo
by atvid

Comment:
I'm hoping that the pattern being communicated is the speckling of the nut bud. As that is the only one I see, and it is extremely subtle. I'm not really sure why this shot leaves me flat, but such is art.

American Eiffels
by AP

Comment:
Interesting view of the power line tower. I wonder how it feel to be on a train zooming underneath these.