Acoustic Levitation
by labuds

Comment:
Lovely clarity and focus and I like the simple composition. Title is very nice, too. One of my 10's

It's the inside that counts
by hajeka

Comment:
Interesting lines and textures and good exposure of the highlights.

Macro
by HOOMAN

Comment:
I would like a sharper in-focus area, a clean white background (like the upper left corner), better exposure in the highlights and maybe more saturation of the yellows. I feel the lines and textures of this object have great potential but it is not fully realized here.

Moon River
by ivki

Comment:
Lovely, whimsical title for this soft abstract. Bumping a bit.

pensive
by skewsme

Comment:
Reviewing my scores and bumping this after spending a bit more time with the in-focus area. I like the strong textures and definition of the dark line there. I think you could lose up to a third of the left side

Hover and Hurry
by markwiley

Comment:
Nice background for this IMO. I like the inclusion of the passer-by. Wish there was just a bit more space between them, but it works for me anyway. A favorite.

Stairs? What Stairs?
by GeneralE

Comment:
I really love the color here and I think these steps work particularly well for this shot and crop.

Take me up!
by william88

Comment:
Terrific "pose" and expression as well as lighting. Love the umbrella, too. Not sure about the shade. Part of me likes it because it's so non-distracting and part of me doesn't like it because it's boring. Hummmmm - says more about me than the photo :) Still one of my top picks.

Green phase
by sinistral_leo

Comment:
Makes me smile every time I look at it and bravo for these guys who almost all kept a straight face while doing this - something I would have been unable to do :) The group levitation works particularly well here, I think. One of my top picks.

break a leg
by ecmguy

Comment:
Probably my favorite of the challenge because of the background - could be too busy but because of the repeated lines and shapes, the tones, and the softness is not. I love that it looks as if he is incredibly high, too. Were you on a roof? I MIGHT have liked it better had the perspective placed his face against that open area between the buildings, but then again maybe not.