a night to reflect on
by calyboyx1000

Comment:
Isn't that diffraction? :P

Lucky Girl
by De Sousa

Comment:
Love the idea.. and most of the execution :) Just not too keen on the blue light on the models face.

Ventura Pier
by Templeman

Comment:
Marking my way through this challenge, I was getting *so* bored of bodies of water. But this I have to say is fantastic. I love the colours you managed to bring into the challenge

Shaw Court in Fall
by Citadel

Comment:
I love the fact that you've managed to get three different reflections in the one shot... and extra bonus points for not using water :)

The sunglasses
by ferrygun

Comment:
bonus points for not using water :) Would have liked to see the shades being worn, but thats just me I think

The aftermath
by bimble

Comment:
Thanks Everyone, to address the DNMC thoughts... I know it was maybe stretching things a bit, but I was using the angle that a dead player, has 'gone home' in a different way.

I didn't show it particularly well, but he was supposed to hve been clobbered across the back of the head with his opponents bat.

Scare Crow
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
Love the picture... but not sure what it has to do with the challenge

All Gone Home
by UNCLEBRO

Comment:
i really like this, nice to see seomthing other than just the playing field itself

Fallen Captains
by Sunshyne

Comment:
I really like the idea, but would have liked to see it taken from slightly to the left.. so both statues were framed by the posts

reflective reading
by bimble

Comment:
I took 10 or 15 shots on the train that morning, and the reason for the blurriness (yes, it was accidental, not on purpose) was that I had to hand hold the camera, with no flash, on a moving train before 7 in the morning. :)

As for the light in the top middle, it's actually a street light outside the train. I chose to include it to show that it really wasn't a mirror. A bad idea I agree. Thanks for all the comments :)