Boy in a Sphere
by orussell

Comment:
The cream coloured border is too thick and heavy for the purpose. A hairline would compliment this otherwise exciting capture...

cut glass kaleidoscope
by kenbo

Comment:
Decidedly the glassiest glass in glass.

Window Washer Pay Day!
by nathaliedoo

Comment:
I can live without the capture. The border is beautiful. I would 'lift' anything.

Abstract Art Glass
by Gallatin

Comment:
Not precisely abstract, perhaps. The linear and colour info presents a very tangible "gift shop" clichee, unnessarily reinforced by an equally lurid border?

Otherwise? Flawless.

Glass Bath
by sg10

Comment:
Now, why wld u want to flush ur glasses down the drain?

Stained Glass
by Diana

Comment:
Does this shot give us anything beyond what was there prior to camera interference?

Losing my marbles
by frisca

Comment:
Overly perfected, too commercial. Lacks humanity (IMO).

Purple Pillars (stained glass detail)
by magnus

Comment:
The problem with some subjects is 'connotation' (just thinking out loud)... And that one would expect something more than mere 'depiction' of what was there, i.e. a capture making new the inherent natural qualities we perceive prior to filtering the image through camera...

Since the colour hues found here (especially the leaves bottom left) are rarely seen anymore, this shot gives me something most others can't.

Hand Painted Fenton Glass Vase
by DougPaz

Comment:
Some shots make it near impossible to be critical :-). If I strained, I\'d say, it\'s a lil too \'civilized\' for my wild nature. Altogether, a successful, pleasing result.

Stratoculumi Stimuli
by dsidwell

Comment:
One of the more interesting shots in this challenge, IMO. I'd have rated even higher, if it weren't for the near-clichee use of glass buildings I have seen lately. Apt, dry title.