Dome from Down Under
by Gatorguy

Comment:
This is pretty cool but I would love to see more of the surrounding structure to get a better feel for what it is or to just see more details. Good colors and sharpness.

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Street Lamp
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Excellent shot. Very unique angle and creativity. Nice contrast and details. One of my favorites.

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illuminous utensil
by Rooster

Comment:
The only thing that really disturbs me about this photo is the fact that I can't seem to think of this kind of stuff :-) So far this is the best I have seen for taking something mundane and making it extraordinary. Great contrast, both in tones and in the graphic elements of the sharp edges of the tongs of the fork and the curves of the shadow or cutout (?) It's simple and classic and almost humerous because it is a fork.

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Ordinary Eyeshadow
by ScantyNebula

Comment:
Nice texture and color. I find the composition to be a little ordinary. A more interesting angle would work better for me. The nothing really wrong with it it's just feels a little to safe to me. I hope that makes sense. I really like the shallow DOF.

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padlock
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Excellent composition and texture. It appears about .5 stop underexposed to me as well as just a bt undersaturated. Pretty small nitpicks for a very good image. I'm really glad you angled it and cropped it tight. Very nice work.

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Size DOES matter
by caba

Comment:
I think this is very close to nailing the theme. Cropping is excellent, black and white to focus on the tones was a great choice and compositionally it is very strong. An excellent study in design.

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Hard Lives & Stories Untold.
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I think the theme is a bit of a stretch but I really like the photo. Great texture, values and composition.

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Light and Shade: Paint on Canvas
by Imagineer

Comment:
Great capture, very creative.

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Lock & Keys
by faidoi

Comment:
Very creativity and very well executed. Excellent tones.

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Prelude
by wfuller

Comment:
Beautiful photograph. I am really curious why you turned the wine bottle, however. I would move the wine bottle a little closer to the glass and not crop the scene so tightly.

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