1871
by markwiley

Comment:
Did you see that third face too?

The Stylist
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I completely agree with jomari. Interesting though, since the other participants finished almost exactly in the order of my ofn preference - never seen such a close match before!
I guess the left hand kept other people from better appreciation. It is a bit disturbing indeed, but the left part of the photo more than makes up for it. Photography is art, not something done by the rule book.

Message edited by author 2015-02-12 04:36:37.

Upside Down
by clickodak

Comment:
nice concept; needs better control of reflections

low traffic
by mariuca

Comment:
The right side, where the shadows are up, works much better than the left side. Great idea, though.

Bottoms Up
by illini75

Comment:
black acrylate doesn't give you the double reflections

Pastel Swirl
by bmatt17

Comment:
This is quite interesting: the photo before this one is the all blue Lord Byron thingy, so the eyes cannot see all shades of pink when coming here. Then one by one, more colours appear.

barn redux
by tnun

Comment:
Did you notice the variance in the voting histogram? This nicely shows the controversiality. It's even three-modal - you don't see that often.

Dust
by odriew

Comment:
Definitely underrated. The audience prefers the sweet picture, apparently...

barn redux
by tnun

Comment:
This one makes you think twic.. eh thric.. eh.. many times!
Once you get over the shock of not-a-nice-picture it conveys a exceedingly strong feeling of how the photographer (may have) felt when being there.

An extreme contribution that deserves an extreme score!

Keeping Watch
by Tommy_Mac

Comment:
I don't reject lens flare as a general rule, but here it distracts from the strong shape of the ram