checkered universe
by shutterfly

Comment:
Very nice abstract and I guess you spent a lot of time on the set up. B&W works well here, anyway, water is not accented enough for my personal taste. I guess these are waterdrops, but for me the main subject is a Vasarely-like abstract painting when I look at this photo, and not the water itself, which I think should be more impostant.

Goldfish
by dr rick

Comment:
Okay, this is a cute goldfish, but as far as I remember, your main subject should have been the water, not the fish inside. A homogenic bluey background would have helped a much here, the fish gets lost among the yellows, browns... The photo is too busy for me this way.

Winters Tear Drops
by scab-lab

Comment:
Wow, I love the reflection in the waterdrops! :-) Great job, congrats! :-)

Seaside Arabesque
by jjbeguin

Comment:
This is amazing! :-) Congrats on your well deserved blue. :-)

Winter Wonderland
by Everyday Renee

Comment:
I second all that was said before me. :-) You are soooooooooo lucky to see this scene when you look out the window. :-)

The Night is Shaping Up
by LindaLee

Comment:
This is wonderful, so simple but great and B&W is amazing here! :-) It would be 10 if I could vote!

P.S. I became a member on 12th! Here you are, the well deserved 10 as I promised. :-) This is my favourite during this challenge, I love it's simplicity, the silouettes and the composition, too.

Too Tall
by Imablessed

Comment:
The date on the photo is distracting, and I would like to see the ground - it would make me believe how tall this statue is. Otherwise I like the idea.

The Chosen One
by dsidwell

Comment:
Focus is excellent here! I am curious, how you have made this photo! :-) I love the composition and the colour, too, congrats, and good luck! :-)

Post Its - So Simple - I just wish I'd invented them
by brettd

Comment:
The flat diagonal composition and colours are fine here, and the idea is unique. :-) I like this photo very much! :-) Maybe I would like the text to be sharp enough to read.

My Father's Cup
by space amoeba

Comment:
Provocative one, breaking the rule of thirds, but I like it this way. :-) Colours are very fine together and I think your border helps your photo constructively. The handle breaks the symmetric composition and I love this effect, too!