Tilted Pole on Beach Street
by KOKOCAT

Comment by trevytrev:
I'm not too fond of the border though I get the message and it works. The beveled edge is a bit too much for my taste though.

Tilted Pole on Beach Street
by KOKOCAT

Comment by paynekj:
I feel you would have been better photographing this so that the pole looked upright and everything else was leaning. I'm also not keen on the border.

Tilted Pole on Beach Street
by KOKOCAT

Comment by Frankie_Lv:
Nice effort. Just no real interest & the boreder was distracting.

Tilted Pole on Beach Street
by KOKOCAT

Comment by tootsweet:
Oddly, setting this on the horizontal and letting the pole lean would have been better (like the leaning tower of Pisa -- only interesting when the ground or the tower is straight).

Tilted Pole on Beach Street
by KOKOCAT

Comment by total_novice:
I think this has a lot of potential. I agree the building should stay level with the pole creating the titled feel rather than have the pole straight and everything else feeling tilted.

However
I don't like the black boarder. If possible you should have stood further back and cropped so you filled the canvas with actual image.
Low quality picture with lots of pixilation and the the overexposed background annoys me a little.

Tilted Pole on Beach Street
by KOKOCAT

Comment by vkotis:
Took me a second to realize the pole was tilted before i looked at the title:P Nice illusion.

Snowy Sunset
by KOKOCAT

Comment by bspurgeon:
over sharpened, nice composition, although maybe better with the horizon notched higher or lower.

No Nana, I don't share ! A child's perspective on popsicles.
by KOKOCAT

Comment by LalliSig:
Wish the image quality were better, image seems a bit soft (especially the eyes) and if it were crystal clear and had more contrast I would have liked it much better.

No Nana, I don't share ! A child's perspective on popsicles.
by KOKOCAT

Comment by posthumous:
I don't think it has anything to do with perspective but god I love this picture.

No Nana, I don't share ! A child's perspective on popsicles.
by KOKOCAT

Comment by levyj413:
Cute shot. However, without the title, I wouldn't have understood how it conveyed perspective. Try to tell the full story with the photo itself.

For example, this could work taken from the side, with the child on the left facing to the right and an adult's legs on the right, facing to the left.