Bricks
by Elaine

Comment:
Definitely ordinary! Interesting the way you've caught the different colors of brick with all of the bright flecks of reds in both.

day 5 - swinger
by rachelellen

Comment:
I like how the lines that the keys create are almost perpendicular to the lines of the wood grain. Great the way the red stands out too.

Snake Eyes
by Wenders11

Comment:
Nice simple shot.. for me the corners of the dice get lost in the background just a bit with the brightness. I'm not sure what you were going for when you said this wasn't quite what you envisioned, but it looks like you were going for those long shadows perhaps? If so, I think moving the light source down even further, even to the point of losing the highlights on the top pips, might help? Then again, you could have been aiming for something completely different :)

Day 5 - Smiley
by rox_rox

Comment:
Is he looking at himself in the rear view mirror? I'm not a fan of grain, but it seems to work well here with the old and rusted vehicle.

Day 5 - Light
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
I just can't seem to figure out what is the top or bottom of the lamp and from which angle you took it. But that is exactly what I like about it... keeps me intrigued and thinking. Nice!

IMG_6155-Marbles.jpg
by TheresaA

Comment:
I like the low angle you used to shoot this. That frosted one in the front stands out to me more than the big one since it doesn't have that shiny surface and reflection.

Colander Day 4
by riversong

Comment:
Nice... I like the cookie sheet as a background (I'm guessing that's what it is again). It adds just a bit of texture and interest to the background without being overwhelming, and is perfect for these objects you're choosing. I think my favorite part of this shot is how the reflection on the front highlights that one hole that perfectly lines up with a hole inside. It's like everything just aligns itself in that one spot.

Day 4 - Dr. Pepper Delight
by photokariangel

Comment:
I like all of the reflecting colors here on both the table and can. I agree that the cropped top is a bit distracting. As far as rotating, in PS I use Image-> Rotate-> Arbitrary and then type in how far to rotate it manually. I usually drag the crop tool to see how close it is to level. (Probably not the most efficient way to do things!) In this case, I think if you rotated though, you'd end up with a crooked can. You might need to use some of the transform tools to even things up a bit? Hope something in there is helpful!

Keys-Day-4.jpg
by ssodell

Comment:
Great shot.. love the silhouette idea with the unique keychain shape. I'm not sure if I like that you can see through under the table in the lower left corner.. the bright area seems to attract my attention away from the keys.

day 4 - kettle spout
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Amazing how ordinary objects seem to take on a life of their own. This looks like a very happy kettle!