Ornamental Glass
by Bitz

Comment:
The small glares on the the swan's neck is the only reason this image is not perfect, otherwise it is wonderful - 9.

8 Ounces
by sher

Comment:
I like the effect of the post processing you've created. The condensation on the side of the glass and the reflections at the bottom do a lot for your image, good work.

Elm Hill
by Galina

Comment:
I love the old fashioned feeling your postcard creates. The change to sepia does wonders for this image, very nostalgic.

Crackled Glass Flags
by Swashbuckler

Comment:
Nice textures. The whole image seems a little on the dark side , but I like you idea here.

Glass Flower
by DennisF

Comment:
Lovely crisp colors you've brought out there, good job.

liquid glass
by adine

Comment:
Wow abstract! I like the effect you've achieved here. You've caught the reflections of the window and bookcase in the glass but it isn't too disturbing.

Distorted
by MaYz

Comment:
Wonderful effect you've created, the colors come out very well. A little more sharpening would have done wonders for this!

In The Event Of My Demise
by arnit

Comment:
Critique Club:

Hi Arnit. Wow amazing I get to critique my favourite pic of the whole challenge. But to tell you the truth there is nothing I can really critique on. For me this was the winner of the challenge without a doubt. It is a perfect image, a masterpiece!

The idea alone is amazing. I would really like to know how you come up with such amazing ideas all the time!

Technically this image has been created by a professional. The lighting is very good, the layout fantastic and the post processing was fine tuned right down to the last detail.

I mentioned this before and I have to emphasize my comments again: This photo was highly underrated and scored far too low. In my opinion this is the blue ribbon photo of the challenge, not mine.

I take my hat off to you Arnit.

Gary

Head Above Water
by gerard

Comment:
Awesome detail. The reflections work wonders, choice!

Magnifying Picasso
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Very original indeed! And you have mastered the lighting and post processing perfectly. I take my hat off to you!