Whalers
by omur

Comment:
A nice use of symmetrical lines.

In the Midst of Cobwebs
by melster

Comment:
Great image of showing vinyl differently from everyone else. I like the cobwebs though the image is somewhat overexposed in the highlights. I'll give it an 8 for creative framing. As to the overexposed area, just putting a darker cloth or paper over the forefront could have cut back on the glare.

lest we forget
by matfitz

Comment:
Sorry, but I can still get these films, and I still use them, as well as slide film. You should have stretched a little to come up with a better way to convey obsolete.

Before E-mail, Word Processors and Typewriters...
by tsheets

Comment:
I was considering doing such a shot, and presenting it as an old fahioned handwritten manuscpirt, which is how they did it even as recently as 1920.. Could't find the correct tools, though. The only thing I am not seeing is an ink well. If there is one, it is so dark that it doesn't complete the composition. If you used an oil or keresene lamp, there may have been better light. I'll give it a 7 .

Swampy Tree Stump
by Node

Comment:
When I find out who did the image, I'll mail you my tree which I chose not to use. Anyway, yours is better than mine was. I like the ripple in the upper right. It offsets the dark tree stump nicely.

Beige
by erictj

Comment:
I guess beige is definitely oblsolete currently, but I'm sure it will come back with a vengeance. Thoght the shot was out of balance. Not enough of any one item to make a strong statement. Perhaps taking one element out of the image would have made it more refined.

Then and Now
by AP

Comment:
Nice comparison shot. Lighting is decent, but needs some work. I am having the same problem trying to set my lights when doing studio shots. Can't give you any guidance, because I haven't mastered lighting either.

Seriously Obsolete
by hblake

Comment:
Composing an image is nearly as important as shooting in focus. I think the composition needs work. Do many different set ups and take a lot of still lifes such as this one, to see which one really demands you use it compositionally.

Temporary Tools of Art
by msimaging

Comment:
Someone said in one of the forums to say if you like a picture or not. I appreciate that the effort was put in, but I don't like the picture. It says very little to me. You were able to have no glare on the botton of the left can, so that shows you had correct light exposure. Depth of field is shallow enough to draw the eye to the cans, but I would prefer to see some of your other work.

Red Corn Cracker
by chimera

Comment:
Nice depiction of texture. I've never seen one of these before, so I am learning as I look at the pictures.