Piece by Piece
by Claya

Comment:
Nice framing of the person and an original vantage point. I also like the look on her face: that somewhat hopeful look when you think you've found a piece that fits just before you find out it doesn't (or does of course).

Cubed
by zackdezon

Comment:
Best picture with a rubik's cube in the challenge in my opinion.

The Final Piece
by M_Jayne

Comment:
Haha, I've grown a little tired of all the puzzle pieces in this challenge, but this is a cool way to depict that almost magical moment when you finish that 10000 piece puzzle. Well executed, too.

What Women Want?
by hesitant

Comment:
I vote this one is blue ribbon and I'm pretty sure a biological impossiblity (after I spent the afternoon scouring my local garden center looking for an orchid with chocolates growing from a tomato stem). Very well executed.

Out of Action
by Mark-A

Comment:
Perfect timing, his facial expression is so well frozen. The picture seems a little grainy (yes, I'm pretty sure it's not just the sand spraying up).

Settling............
by Pikkel

Comment:
Damn that twig in front of your lens (or whatever it is that's causing the two darker areas through the image middle and right) ... :-(

Barb
by Paul

Comment:
Less is more, this is beautiful in its simplicity.

Palette: Nimbus on Concrete set against Stone
by Rob O

Comment:
Someone went to the carwash for this picture... ;-) I like this picture, but not sure I can quite explain why. The industrial feel, the yellow/orange details on the car, ground and pillar, the way different parts of the picture are lit up that keep the picture interesting and the eye wandering. Oh, and it's a nice car, too.

Storm Chaser
by macrothing

Comment:
Impressive stormclouds...

Oh, wait, there's a helicopter there, too!

Good double take. Would've preffered the heli to be slightly bigger cos it's so small it's hard to miss now, but that's one of those things you don't have much to say about in photography, eh.

pushing it
by liberty

Comment:
Nicely framed by the mic stands, I like the sense of movement in the person and the line of her (?) back and legs, but would've maybe preffered a little more definition, especially because the drums and speakers to the right and left are quite sharp in comparison. But then, I'm not sure how you'd do that with all the smoke. The greyness fits the dark rock feel that I imagine they're playing.