Chalkography
by marbro

Comment:
Very creative design and sharp enought to work. Unfortunately, there seems to be a yellow color cast (especially seen in lens lettering that normally would look white). If captured under tungsten light, setting camera white balance or adjusting in post processing might be worth considering.

Golden Hour
by wildiris

Comment:
Very pretty, could do well in free study. Not an obvious fit for from the knees down challenge.

Boldly Redeeming Injustice & Doing Good Eternally
by JrP

Comment:
To me this might have been stronger cropped to exclude the top of the glass and the surface of the liquid.

Penny For Your Thoughts
by bobnospum

Comment:
You are exactly right about the difficulty in getting a small flat surface exactly parallel to the camera sensor. You got the color right and magnified well. In another marco challenge, my penny ended up slightly soft in some areas because of being slightly off from perfectly parallel:



Time jostling in pockets can wear down the small surface details. I concluded that I should have used a brand new penny. But I did learn a lot in the attempt. Nice to see another variation.

Royal Steel
by LN13

Comment:
One of the best verions of typewriter-macro I've seen in quite a while. Very enjoyable.

T r e e
by phlover

Comment:
Exquisite shapes and colors, original approach and excellent execution.

yin yang
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment:
Cozy sensation, good catch and title. Difficult to reconcile exposure with challenge topic.

obfuscation of READYness
by VivaLaAlexander

Comment:
When I scroll to hide the bright yellow-green area on the right, the remaining image beocmes much stronger and seems much more interesting.

A Rainy Evening
by scooter88

Comment:
Nice expressions. Not convincingly underexposed.

With Mediation
by Paul

Comment:
Well seen and well captured. In my top five.