Twirl
by messerschmitt

Comment:
Funny take!

on the way down
by massmediakid31

Comment:
Because it's so dead-center, I see the inner circle as being at the same distance as the outer one. Try it at a slight angle to show the net receding from the camera.

Topsy Turvy
by alanfreed

Comment:
Doesn't really fit the topic of perspective. Cool shot, though!

Size is relative
by justamistere

Comment:
I get your point here, but the cars are soooo out of focus that they become just a blurry background. Try it with more DOF. Of course, then you run into having too busy a background. You might want to try it again with just one car.

A Bug's Perspective
by cresus

Comment:
Good idea.

Sunset Road
by brizmama

Comment:
Pretty!

The Pier
by manic35

Comment:
Beautiful. Unlike many shots, you captured both perspective and beauty in one picture.

It's a shame about the hair on the left and the spot on the right, but since it's basic editing, it doesn't affect my score. It also looks like you might have compressed it a bit far or converted to GIF at some point, because the sky shouldn't have those bands.

A View to Ancient Greece
by lwkimages

Comment:
Interesting framing to show perspective. But according to the title, the white structure seen through the frame is the subject, so this shot is too wide. Cropped tighter might look better. Not so tight you lose the sense of distance, though.

Ten feet high and rising
by h2

Comment:
Without the title, this is just a picture of a flower from below.

Is there some way you get something larger to show up under the flower, like a kid, bike, etc.?

Wooden Log
by ariel

Comment:
Don't see the perspective. And it's pretty dark. Maybe a different angle? The line between sea and beach might provide perspective closer to the water, angled more, and as a landscape vs. portrait shot.