Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by greenem2:
Good contrasting angles. The trees in the back are too distracting though.

Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by langdon:
The angle does not justice to the pillar. If you rotated 90 CW, it might.

Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by ciscocali:
looks uupside down

Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by mattpga:
is this picture sideways?

Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by TrickyBuddha:
I can see why people might say they get dizzy looking at this picture. It's an odd angle - this takes away the sense of up and down. It definitely suggest UP, but a falling out of a parachute up, if that makes sense. I might have tried to get better lighting for this picture, if that was at all possible, and I might have tried to get the main beam (and the secondary, smaller ones) in better focus, either with manual focus or macro, to see if you could capture more of the nice texture from the picture. I wish you could have brought out the foliage more, and maybe dulled the bleached out section in the lower left hand corner of the picture, maybe cropped the lower-right hand some to bring more attention to the main beam, and somehow brought out the nice colors, too. That's a lot to ask, and I have no idea how I would even hope to accomplish it. This is a very good picture overall, and a very challenging one at that. You deserve a good score for this one.

Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by nborton:
i like the angles in this photo

Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by joshua:
interesting picture, good job with the challenge

Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by Gordon:
all these lines, messes with my head.

Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by BAMartin:
This angle is rather confusing to the eye.

Fractals Entering Cartesian Space
by Reign

Comment by jmsetzler:
This is an interesting photograph but I think it would do a much better job of relaying the challenge topic if it was rotated 90 degrees clockwise to give some sense of looking up.