Breakthrough
by owen

Comment:
Great tripple action capture, The structure of the pannels adds to the whole effect.- Well thought through

windy city river
by parrothead

Comment:
Good use of Tryptich. This sets a scene and tells a little story.

Llama, Llama, Llama (No Cheesecake)
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
I like the concept of the LlamaĆ¢€™s however I would prefer to see the images on the right and left to be swapped.
This would then show the Llama looking in to the image and help bring the attention of the viewer to focus towards the centre rather than looking outwards.

PS I am lost on the cheese cake reference. Some advice to a simple Brit may help

spoon of perks
by shadow

Comment:
This is one of my favourite compositions, I would however prefer to see a whiter background rather thean the cream. I suspect a whit ballance issue,

Mowin' Shoes
by alanfreed

Comment:
This is a lovely image of a shoe, the few grass traces help the image.
My only concern is that the title is in the plural, and your image shows a single shoe

Qwerty "Down Low"
by Leighroy

Comment:
nothing like swapping keys around to get an impact.
I had to think for a few secconds to work out why you have D& L and I have N & M
I like the idea..

Linen Page with Three Cuts
by rjkstesch

Comment:
I like the illusion it meets the challenge spot on.
As a photograph you make me think how was this done but after that the appeal is not as strong. Dont get me wrong is a good photograph, but is missing that wow factor needed to get a ribon,

AquaMan [in-action detail]: happily married, cold-blooded, thumbless
by tate

Comment:
I like the idea, my only concern is the low lighting used, which has resulted in a rather grainy image.
I think a little neat image would help with this.

Shady Stairs
by glad2badad

Comment:
simple set up, well thought through. I would prefer a higher light to create less shadow, but I suspect you did this deliberatly

Where Does Reality End?
by OdysseyF22

Comment:
The reality ends when alice glimbs through the looking glass..
I would like to see a greater depth of field used, bringing the whole shot into focus.