blue angle # 3
by TLL061

Comment:
Nice shot of the plane, though the Blue Angels aren't nearly as spectacular in park. You'd really need an interesting angle to create some drama and play up the 3, though I assume access was restricted.

Soak Up the Sun
by kirbic

Comment:
Nice use of DOF to bring out the three subjects. Color and exposure are very good. I would have pulled a couple of weeds on either side...

Three Blue Buildings
by BikeRacer

Comment:
You might have cropped out the bottom third of the image. The trash and graffiti take away from an otherwise excellent find. Is that a pumpkin in the center window? Checking calendar... ;-)

Proud Parent of Three
by flip89

Comment:
Very good shot- one of the better entries. Looks like you had to zoom/crop quite a bit. Considering the generally dull colors, this might have been a good candidate for B&W, sepia or similar colorization.

Star Aerobatics
by hughletheren

Comment:
Cool shot, but more about the plane than three of something. (Yes, I see the stars, but they're incidental).

Nature's Spirals
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Nice. I like the blue duotone effect, too. A little overkill on the water drops, and the blurry petal edge right down the center is unfortunate. Still a fine entry.

Tick, Tick, Tick
by sleekr

Comment:
Nicely done. I like the subtle three shown by the moving second hand. You could probably crop tighter- maybe even into a horizontal format.

3 primary colors 2004
by dados

Comment:
Good idea, but the light is so harsh that you lose much of the color saturation that you're trying to emphasize. The fronts are in total shadow and the backs are blown out. A piece of white paper held in front to bounce light on the tips would have helped. The streaky light effect is a plus, but the dark marks on the crayons themselves are a minus.

Just a stove
by Lesya

Comment:
OK- there are three knobs, but I'm betting you not in contention for a ribbon. The main issue is that it IS just a stove- not much interest for the voters. The diagonal composition is nice, but the third knob is out of focus (so the viewer's attention is on two things, not three), and the light is too harsh, so you're losing detail in both the shadows and highlights.

Stop! Stop! Stop!
by lwkimages

Comment:
Good capture and nice use of desaturation to highlight the signs. A braking car might have provided a more dynamic composition.