Blue Glass
by deceptive

Comment:
I don't love it but I do like it. I like the luminescent mood.

Rust Paintings
by Kavey

Comment:
I think this might have looked more abstract without the fly. I like the fly in this photo (although it could be a bit more obvious. I think if you upped the contrast and fiddled with the hue/saturation levels, you would have a stronger design. Also, the bit of negative space along the right edge gives too much sense of depth and doesn't really add to the overall design. I don't see enough of a contast between the negative space created by the black and the shapes created by the rusty splotches.

All Mimsy Were the Borogroves
by Jesuispeure

Comment:
First let me just say, I love your title. Is it from a poem? This is a really pleasing abstract. I like the feathery verticals and the softly blurred pastel background. This one works for me.

Light to Dark
by scottwilson

Comment:
This is a nice attempt. I don't find the transition from light to dark is quite as striking as it could be. The darkest darks aren't very dark. On my monitor, this image has lost a lot of detail in the file compression. I'm probably responding to that. I like the texture of whatever this is (fish eggs? water droplets?).

Straw Hunter
by russi

Comment:
This is a nearly perfect wildlife shot. I would suggest cropping it at the point where the road meets the strip of grass. I think it meets the challenge. I like that the bird has plenty of detail; you can tell what it has in it's bill and you can see the ruffling of the feathers quite distinctly. Good job!

Proper Proportions
by dixonp1

Comment:
This shows you how much guys love their games. Not one of them is looking at this girl's beautiful proportions! My husband (not a sports fan) would have a hard time tearing his eyes away.
This is a humorous and well-done candid and I like it. I'm inclined to think that without the suggestive title this would not meet the challenge.

Ollie in Wonderland
by riley

Comment:
This is funny and makes for an original animal portrait. It effectively meets the challenge. My favorite of all those I've seen so far.

Ship Ahoy!
by coolhar

Comment:
Maybe if there were less distracting details this would be successful. I would suggest cropping the edge on the right to include only the street and some of the tree (which can't be helped), and cropping the bottom to exclude the parking lot.

Life Sized Marines
by BAMartin

Comment:
The real marines should be a bit more focused. Overall, I think this is a successful shot. I like the placement of the marines in the furthest edge of the frame.

Sun is shining
by Discraft

Comment:
This is a really nice portrait. It definitely evokes a certain mood. I think it stretches the notion of proportion.