Stowaway
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Ha! Very clever, Ken. You really do know how to get the most out of your "models." :)

Matching Glasses
by mist

Comment:
Good effort, David. The comments below are all pretty much on target. I've only tried one wine glass shot myself, though, so I'm no expert. One thing to think about aside from perfect symmetry is backlighting - that will get rid of a lot of the reflections. I actually like the reflections here, as they add more symmetry and matching elements, but just for future reference.

A Sense of Movement
by raish

Comment:
Hey, that's pretty cool! Looks a little unsure, eh?

luminene
by noraneko

Comment:
I think you've done a good job of showing how the world looks when all you've got is a match - you can't really see clearly, the flame dominates the visual field, and you're not quite sure what you're seeing. :)

Alyson
by Photologist

Comment:
What a joyous shot! :)

Matched in Utero
by xianart

Comment:
I like it! Then again, I liked a similar shot with my girls from the Rule of Thirds challenge. :)

Close yarn match?
by snaffles

Comment:
Good clarity on the colored yarn. Don't really understand the title or how this is a match, though, which probably hurt your score somewhat.

As a photo on its own, though, I like the lines and the diagonal of the colored yarn. It reminds me of a sampler from my wife's ancestor. With a brightly-colored frame to contrast with the muted tones, it'd probably look pretty nice. :)

The Bakery
by Melethia

Comment:
Another nice shot from team suck! :)

Market Derby
by quiet_observation

Comment:
Looks like he's having fun! :) I like that you thought of a different subject from the dozens of bikes and cars. I think with a little more "zoom" in the man, you'd have done better. Like had him bent over making "vroom" noises and running instead of walking. Compositionally, it'd be better to give him a little more room above his head. I like that you got down to the level of the cart and shot up at him, though.

Office Warrior
by Mark

Comment:
Very creative on the setup! Thanks for explaining; I was amazed at how you got the arrow so clear.