Chuck Taylors
by ArpeggioAngel

Comment:
this shot might have worked for me if it hadn't been stretched/compressed.

Into the Storm
by saracat

Comment:
Nice and sharp, interesting low-contrast clouds. But, feels a bit centered, and looks like it might benefit from a different crop.

Flying High
by saracat

Comment:
I really like the color and tone of this shot. I was going to say I like to composition too, but justine beat me to it. =]

Skirting the Storm
by saracat

Comment:
Although I like the composition here, I think this shot suffers from either in-cam digital zoom or over-cropping. Also, the clouds seem a bit oddly violet or pink (but, that might just be my monitor)

Rowing
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Nice shot! But, isn't she technically paddling? =]

Dreamy
by paganini

Comment:
Looks like a lensbaby - very nice effect.

Grapes of Bath
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
I liked this shot during the challenge but a couple of elements didn't work for me. While I liked the lighting and the glow from under the duck/water, the out of focus/flarey nature of the bottom blue frame was distracting for me. I liked your choice for DoF but found the actual focal point hard to find because of the smooth surfaces -- the red might have been the culprit here, maybe the duck head just seems fuzzy to me because of the lighting. I didn't love the crop or the composition - centered shot, duck centered in bowl/frame.

I voted this a five - a pretty high score for this challenge from me.

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by ButterflySis

Comment:
this is my favorite of your "tipping" shots. i love the creepy angles and gritty texture. i notice everything seems in focus, were you using a tilt/shift? i could also be seeing things. :)

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by ButterflySis

Comment:
interesting shot - you've taken a location i've seen way too many times and made it feel different and special. like the angles and sepia a lot.

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by ButterflySis

Comment:
not my favorite of the "tipping buildings" series - the others are "off" and it brings something to the shots, but here the "offness" doesn't work for me.