Sweet Lips
by jumpedthesnark

Comment:
Very sexy, good shot, but just a little too small, and the colors seem a little flat - I think if the lips were more red, the contrast between the white sugar and the red lips would be better.

Coffee & Sugar
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Really nice idea, especially the b&w bowl, but I think your contrast could have been better - both the coffee and sugar don't really look as granular as they could.

On Grains of Sand
by Shadowfax

Comment:
Good shot, but the color seems a little flat.

Waiting for Snow White
by mocabela

Comment:
I agree with Are. Despite the "ugly" subject, I think it's a beautiful shot, and I'd have rated it an 8 or 9 myself.

Triangle in a Circle
by JulieG

Comment:
Beautiful shot, and really creative for the challenge. The one thing that bothers me a tiny bit is that the depth of field is just a tad too small - somehow I feel the needle in the back is just a little too much out of focus. Still, a really great shot, with very nice colors also.

Pythagoras teaches...
by Dax-

Comment:
I absolutely love the colors of this shot.

The Phantom Triangles !!!
by ashishkushwaha

Comment:
I really like this picture. For some reason it reminds me of a vibrating string on a piano or violin. I think a border may have helped, but it's a really great shot.

Three Chairs
by colourBlind

Comment:
It's a beautiful shot. I love how you play with the light and shadow. The only minor flaw to me are the slightly overexposed areas on the left chair. Very nice work though.

Sunday Night Call
by arnit

Comment:
I love this shot. It's a beautiful composition and the colors are just right (for a night-shot). Just a great shot!

Holocaust
by H R Verry

Comment:
I have been contemplating for a while now on how to comment on this shot. Overall I think it's a pretty good photograph. Obviously, it's a very emotional topic, especially for those with personal (or family) connection to the horror. But there is just something that bothers me about the picture - I guess when seeing a picture about this topic, I just expect a certain amount of "gravitas", and somehow except for the text, this picture doesn't really seem to carry the weight of the seriousness (at least for me). The two main things are the color selection - I think B&W would have been better - and the "feel" of the two legs. Somehow they seem too...."healthy" (if that makes any sense).