the fish eye
by arsenal

Comment:
That looks like an image taken by Lee Frost. I would have liked it if the eye was clear and not clouded over. I like the texture of the scales. I dont like the white thing that seems to be hainging from his underside.

Eternal Guard
by mickisdaddy

Comment:
This is nice, I like the sepia but a little grain might have helped the 'antique' feel. I really love the farmhouse in the distance. The clouds are acting as leading lines bringing your eye into the statue.
The horizon is a tad crooked.

The Engineer
by edpeace52

Comment:
very scholarly, I love the b&w on this image. The books an awsome background for this image.

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by -Bec-

Comment:
I love how her purple just pops on this shot. The golashes match the raincoat too! Excellent. The dark and gloomy feel of the surroundings match the subject perfectly. Great focus and dof.

One-Third Up The Stairs
by photom1946

Comment:
The materials and textures here are nice. The lines give an abstract sort of feel for me, but I don't see a subject that is in the 1/3rd position to meet this challenge criteria. I like the curve of the banister but its showing noise in the darker regions.

I Fly
by Tej

Comment:
If a fly can show expression, this one does! This is incredible shot. Love the background too. His red eyes really stand out.

Solitary Adventure
by cctang

Comment:
I think it needs to be more in focus and possibly a different angle to the duck.

Window View
by holdingtime

Comment:
Did you use a circular polarizer? There is some glare on the glass and the The only real shadows you have are inside the window. A better angle of light might have added some depth to the wood grain.

Bullish Territory
by hahn23

Comment:
Excellent shot! I love his expression. He is definately one healthy fat and happy guy!

A Third of Seattle
by PhilipDyer

Comment:
I like the color of sky and water but the city is washed out. If you had waited for the sun to go down further, you would have had fabulous City lights making the buildings stand out. I think this is what you were trying for but you caught it a little to soon. The horizon line is almost in the center. It should have been further up to be 1/3rd. Funny thing, Since the sky and water are nearly eventless, I think a centered horizon would probably work best in this case, though not the criteria for this challenge. LOL Very good attempt. Try it again if you get the chance.