Bleakness of Winter
by Moose101

Comment:
It certainly captures the bleakness of winter. And the tree is a wonderful specimen. Would have loved to see more texture in snow or sky.

Wadi Seer gorge towards the Dead Sea
by Xilebo

Comment:
A bit low contrast, IMO.

Pink 1, White 50
by rudidl

Comment:
Clever, well realized. And it gets an extra point for not being either a lightbulb, a daisy or a mum.

Artificial Beauty
by ace flyman

Comment:
Nice color, nice composition, good lightiing.

At the window
by dwterry

Comment:
Flower arrangements are generally lost on me, but somehow the old wooden frame in the background transforms this arrangement from something that would look artificial and contrived into something that looks at least nominally natural. Nice color palette.

Let the Battle Begin
by hdogg4u

Comment:
In battles of power, the frosted almost always triumph over the transparent. But in matters of trust, and love, the transparent often fare better.

Purity
by vasilkovaya

Comment:
Sometimes you can spray paint an object and use it as part of a photo and people will not see the paint, only the effect it creates. But sometimes the paint is all that is seen and the image falls short of what it could be. The red wine bottle seems to look most natural with this treatment. I don' like the cork done this way. And that upside-down wine glass is right 'over the top.' Otherwise it is an interesting and fairly effective arrangement, well lit and exposed.

Can you identify who it was? Joe, Jack, William or Averell.
by spaque99

Comment:
Very humorous!

Soft
by L1

Comment:
Nothing makes this photo of 'light' on white worse than any other; but it's about the sixth or tenth photo of bulbs and I'm prepared not to see any more....

Elusive
by akshayvh

Comment:
Sometimes less is more. The spoon's placement and its lighting are perfect. Yet one spoonful of anything good is never quite enough: Haagen Daz ice cream, chocolate mousse, a plastic spoon on a white background.