Let's start with, I know it's hard to get a good shot of the moon, but the crispness isn't very strong. Next, tell me there's a visual reflection here and I will up your score. While using alternate definitions of reflection IS creative, it is my belief this skirts the INTENT of the challenge, so scoring you highly would be an afront to those that worked to have a visual reflection. (Fair?) 5 Swash
Umm - it's a moon. Which is good news because if it was a star our planet would have been sucked in and burned up milennia ago. Anyway, nit picking aside it's a reasonable shot of the moon but the dead central placement makes it very static. 6 - floyd
Wow, honestly this is one obscure reflection reference! Originally I scored this real low, but looking back at it I suppose I can see what you were trying to do. However, I think this is a VERY obscure reference to a reflection and I am still trying to debate with myself if scientifically bounced light off the sun using the moon to the earth would be considered a reflection of sorts. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and give you a semi-decent score but I think these types of references are beyond the general DPC population.
Maybe not the best subject for a digital camera unles you have a very very good one with top class powerful zoom lenses. Having the moon less central maybe? Very loose interpritation on the challenge but, erm OK: 5 lamedos
Interesting slant/interpretation of the challenge... I assume you are referring to the light of the Sun reflecting off the moon? It seems a bit blurred and it's overly 'centered' for my tastes. Way to think outside the box :)
this is a very good idea of the challenge. I hope others don't rip you apart for not having one of their definitions of "reflections" The only thing I wish is that the moon was a little brighter, but I know how hard it is to get a good picture of the moon. 8 -Jubei
this is not a reflection. a "reflection" is light reflected on an object, then shown on another object (water, mirror, etc.) Otherwise, any object can be a reflection.