Elegance
by arpita

Comment:
good shot but could be improved by (a) placing pieces of black card either side of glass(outside camera range, this gives an edge to the glass. (b) the background needs to be lighter maybe by reflecting light back into it with a white card, you do need some distance between subject and background. 3

Felicity
by vincedan

Comment:
Thiws has the makings but has missed out,why? (a) direct flashis a no no bounce it off the ceiling for soft shadowless lighting (b) move your moel further from the background so shadows are not cast.(c) light background independant of the main light giving it 1 stop more light. 3

Spring is coming!
by armin

Comment:
good idea I would have cropped most of the back ground out making it a panoramis shot that would have made it a stronger image IMO 5

To Blind to SEE
by bobgaither

Comment:
You might have had a few that say it doesn't meet the challenge, I agree but it is a neat image any way 8

Snowy Lace
by lagavulin

Comment:
I like this shot it is imaginitive and well thought out,The problem is the back ground is way overlit.It should be only 1 stop over. the lighting on the figure should be soft and shadowless. John Hedgecoe on pages138/39 of his book The Photographers handbook shows how, this is an excellent book on photography.I would like to see this done again and with a bit of soft focus thrown in. However since i'm a ood guy I dont vote down for the idea 8

Absolut White Redux
by milo655321

Comment:
excellent shot good for an advert

Sleeping Beauty
by Jacko

Comment:
Very Anne Geddes, I am not a great fan of her style? is an exeptional image 10

Puppy Love (pure and boundless)
by SteveSee

Comment:
well done good composition and placement made this interesting for me 7

white wine
by ursula

Comment:
Ieeally like the way you have arranged the shapes and the lighting

Aperitif
by mycelium

Comment:
this is a good shot but I would have rared it higher had the back ground been white, I dont think a graduated one works