Balconies in the sun
by docjonny

Comment:
Graphics of this is just amazing - great work! Point of view is probably not unusual, but this image deserves credit for well seeing and capturing. Monochrome of course is a good choice to avoid distraction of colors and focus us on lines.

Up close & personal
by rugman1969

Comment:
Dangerous point of view :) but I should add that you created very interesting composition. Lines going to one central point make very strong dynamic image. Headlights are great. Only problem is that very bright part on the right side - it's approximately the place where lines converge, and seeing there just white kind of reduces impact of the image.

Chipmunk on a leisurely stroll...
by Socom

Comment:
I would say it is traditional point of view of flower photographer :) I like out of focus background that still has elements of environment, and lines grass created are nice and help to "move around" the image, but it seems like one stop bright. In this shot the most important probably was to keep main flower in focus but some parts of it are not that sharp.

Astronaut
by Qiki

Comment:
Great! Specially when looking at the thumbnail it really creates impression of someone above the earth. You should paint some stars on the wall :)

causually reading
by creativethoughts

Comment:
Great idea and executed pretty well. Perhaps due to basic editing or some other constraints you left visible few artifacts here and there, but that aside, composition is good, diagonal you make is great. Hope to see some time more clean version - and don't cut yourself :)

Not in the Nissan Brochure
by Psquared

Comment:
Definitely unusual point of view for someone not in car repair business, but the image is complex - there are many elements that visually compete for attention - there is no significant focus point, and it is not an image that can be in category with no focus point at all. Hard to say - perhaps different lighting can help - if you light one part well and other areas will be dark, but supporting that main part.

Superhero
by scottbrooks

Comment:
Excellent composition! Very original shot! Despite the fact that hand is blurry and even face is not exactly sharp, it is "constructed" so well sharpness becomes only a minor point. Some may say blurriness adds feel of motion. Perhaps :)

Chek me out
by ankursomani

Comment:
I wish her eyes were more visible above the glasses making it really interesting point of view. Current composition I feel is not that strong. Bar above I think can be cropped a bit (or more :) - it is obvious that she is below it, but space it takes in the image is much more than needed and rather distracts.

The "Swinger"
by mundilitli

Comment:
Good composition and among the best by originality in this challenge. Light is challenging, but you managed exposure well. It is unfortunate from my point of view that her shoes are white - that somewhat competes with main focus of the image that I think is her face and figure. Good work anyway.

Daniel
by sacredspirit

Comment:
I came to this photo today accidentally because now in September of 2010 there is a Triangle challenge and I decided to see what people did before. It attracted me by its design, and only after that I read your comment. Hope passed years healed (or covered) wounds.

My comment comes from initial impression I had before reading your comment: I thought image like this may be much more dynamic if rotated e.g. to about 40 or 50 degrees clockwise (avoiding clearly vertical or horizontal lines), and cropped to square, or maybe landscape rectangular with more black negative space on right.

Now, even though there could be symbolism in the way it was originally constructed, I believe idea can be used to produce something else now. Perhaps still dedicated to Daniel.

Vardan