I set that thing someplace
by Cam

Comment:
I like how you lead the eyes to the cap by these soft tones of environment.

VEO VEO
by mimo

Comment:
I can not see any lens caps here.
The idea is not unique but good, I'm sorry for the burnt part.

Has Anyone Seen My Lenscap?
by cheegirl

Comment:
Great pose, so human! :)
Under advanced rules you could get rid of some imperfections near the sides of the cap the behind it on the right side. Under basic rules, your only choice was to retake the shot when seeing these. I know it would be hard with the frog included.

C for Canon
by marvin

Comment:
Good macro with interesting and pleasant colors and the well-known texture.

Terminator IV: Rise of the Caps
by alienhelix

Comment:
Have seen the idea before, but what's new here... I like it, even with the (mean-to-be) fluid metal does not fit the surface. The sensor dust on the upper right is a bit distracting, being this a basic challenge your only choice would have been taking the photo again after cleaning the sensor.

Comfort
by thomaspeople

Comment:
Simple. Classic. Good. Eight.

No Lens Caps Were Harmed In The Making Of This Photo
by Tap10

Comment:
...except the forth one? :)
Good parody, wish the background was more homogenous.

Unknown Tarzan's Friend
by ReM_Fr

Comment:
Great idea and a good realization. Still, I miss something, maybe more colors.

Out It Goes
by mandyturner

Comment:
I like the angle - besides enhancing composition it also gives the feeling of an oncoming fall. Somehow I feel it a little bit soft, though.

Falling Still
by posthumous

Comment:
In general, I don't like waterfall scenes with long exposures but here you found a good balance between smooth effect of flow and hard effect of still water surface. Looking at the water only I feel that it's somewhat cold out there and this feeling is reflected on other parts of the photo (the icycles, the leaves, the moss, the colors, the light). Makes me want to see it in a larger size. Great one!