Day 5
by breadfan35

Comment:
Nice bag, nice lighting. Has a moody feeling I like. Good b%w of an ordinary object.

Spatula Day 5
by riversong

Comment:
Nice one, the light makes this for me reflected from outside. I like the cleanliness of the items, and the arrangement. Well done.

Day 5 - Goin' Bananas Already
by runeric

Comment:
Nicely done. This without a doubt makes an ordinary object look impressive, interesting. The flashlight does a good job here. Like the reflection.

Day 5 Now where is that switch
by jmritz

Comment:
Roxanne that is an old switch, the house was built in the 1840's before they had any electricity. I have no idea when the switch was put in. I'll get right on replacing it.

Trevor I see now it does look like the finger is scolding that poor old switch. Funny ether way.

Pat it is connected and hot. I've seen a few of these in my time and I don't remember seeing one like this. I'm no electrician for sure so mostly just stay away from bare wires. I should be able to change a simple light switch, I hope.

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529137
by undieyatch

Comment:
Ouch those tines look long and sharp. Interesting texture on the stone. The shadow multiplies the tines, very nice color.

Day 5 - Take 2
by kteach

Comment:
I agree the first one is more static. I like the sinuous quality of number 2 better.

Day 5 - Lamp Arm
by kteach

Comment:
Like this a lot. Very impressive,just looks way bigger than it in reality is. Very nice.

day 5 - unplugged
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Hey is this the kettle that goes with the spout? Nice one here, the plug so clear and the kettle gently blurred. This is a nice image overall.

day 5
by scwalsh

Comment:
Excellent how the deck boards go up toward the right and the shadows and railing posts up toward the left. Interesting angle, with good balance. The left and right side darker stripes are equal and I think pulls the image together nicely.

Bricks
by Elaine

Comment:
Just ordinary bricks but I like the crop and there is an abstract quality to the brick shapes being broken by the mortar.