Zoology
by bobgaither

Comment:
This is a really amazing capture. It's not easy shooting an underwater subject through glass, much less a big ol' kitty. Nice and sharp, too. I can't decide whether I like the inclusion of the water line or not. The whole thing seems pretty dark as well.

Unidentified Flying Object
by TCGuru

Comment:
Interesting! I was trying to figure out what it was before I saw the title, so it is indeed unidentified. Ah, science, the quest for knowledge. Whatever it is, it looks really cool. Nice job.

Lab Rat
by De Sousa

Comment:
This is great. That's a cute little guy! He really looks like he's just having a great ol' time hanging out in that beaker (sorry, couldn't help the bad pun). Excellent color and DOF. I pattern of the green background may be just a bit too much for my eyes to handle for very long.

simple science
by mk

Comment:
...and I like the simplicity of this shot. I wonder, though, if it might have been nice to have a pipette or something similar lying on the table in the lower left. I guess it feels like there is just a bit too much negative space, and that would break it up a little. Still, quite lovely.

Icy Chemical Reaction
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
I really don't have any idea what is going on here. Not that that matters to me! I love a good abstract. I imagine you are getting some crappy scores from all of those abstract haters out there, and I'm sorry about that. I'll counteract them a little. :)

Listening to the radio waves of the universe
by TJinGuy

Comment:
Nice shot. Great dynamic range. I like the little dish way far away in the background. This looks like the VLA, but I haven't been there in a long time.

Biotechnology... fresh from the lab!
by scalvert

Comment:
Fantastic idea. I bet it took quite a bit of work to make that! Lots of points for you for a great idea, execution, and final product (both the corn and the photo).

The Young Botanist
by AP

Comment:
Fantastic. Whatever that little one is actually doing, this photo really captures the look of true scientific interest in the tree. Oh and the whole thing just looks cool, too.

Weird Science: Unexpected Affect of Double-Polarized Light Rays
by zymara

Comment:
That's super cool. Rather than photographing a science related subject you made the photo itself (and its creation) the experiment! Unexpected or not, good job entering this.

BiRDiE
by Lisaaaaa_

Comment:
I'm not really sure what happened here, so I don't think I can help you fix it next time, but I can at least tell you what I don't like. The colors of the branch and background are very muted, yet the bird is massively over saturated. The shot is noisy. Almost all detail in the bird is lost for some reason, and nothing appears to be very sharp.