Witch - Craft
by Beetle

Comment:
I like the idea a lot. I agree moving her a bit to the left would let you exclude all of the roof. Since this is traditionally a night scene I think I'd have darkened everything up even more, while trying to retain a bit of detail in her robes. (I'll have to try this to see if it's even possible.)

I read somewhere that, despite the Hallowe'en cliche image, the broom was ridden with the bristles facing forward...but then you would have gotten a zillion comments about that!
With as much fun as it looks like you had, and people's comments, you might consider re-shooting this...

a dip in acapulco bay
by brentpaugh

Comment:
Maybe an arrow indicating which way is up would be helpful.

Black and White
by Jean

Comment:
Just to be safe I'd use some bubble gum or something on the right sides of the bases...nice concept, setup.

Frosted Blue Dolphins
by aurora

Comment:
I know at least one person who will want one of these...I wonder what it would look like of you took a bit of the blue out of just the clock face.

Glass Fountain Pen
by jitams

Comment:
Nice combination of functional and abstract elements.

Glass and silver
by willem

Comment:
I thought of doing something similar, and probably should have...very nice.

Looking trough glass, the world changes...
by melissarts

Comment:
You chose a good piece of glass to achieve this effect. I thought of something similar to this, but not with a bottle...well done.

If Blood Were Glass
by shareinnc

Comment:
Phagocytosis must be a terrible way to go ...

Sea Beads
by ScottK

Comment:
I think I'd crop in to lose all the background in the upper corners, or fill that part with coarse sand. Might have tried to saturate the colors a little more, but overall a nice bead assortment.

The Professor
by jmsetzler

Comment:
Mostly because of my work I'm more interested in the embossing die than the specs, although you did a fine job shooting those too, showing the glass by refraction instead of too many reflections.