ice cube in my glass...
by sotsot

Comment:
a darker colour and shorter lens would make it clearer what this is...I get it now that I've looked a bit, but it took me a few seconds. good concept.

A Glass With Strawberries
by GolferDDS

Comment:
very technically sound picture. it doesn't have that jump-out-and-grab-ya composition, but the lighting, focus, depth, etc are very well executed.

lots of glass
by tiff

Comment:
white may not have been the best bet here for a backdrop. lots of the detail is lost.

Romantic Glass
by SKatragadda

Comment:
another of my favourites. I'd frame this, and it meets the challenge. by all rights should get a decent score. 7 in my books. my only criticism (meant in the critiquing sense of the word) is the reflection on the wall at the left of the photo. Just moving the candles a few more inches would take care of that. unless of course you meant them to be there, in which case you did it perfectly. :)

Crystal Eye-ball
by kcwhisper379

Comment:
cool and abstract. I like it.

Crystal Lovebirds
by willtata

Comment:
distracting reflections...I think a shorter lens (and consequent clarity in the reflection) might help. that or a non-reflective backdrop. just my opinion...doesn't make it right :)

golf trophy
by trish

Comment:
that big reflection (or hot spot as I keep calling them) on the golfers shoulder could be removed with a diffuser of some sort. Also the corner of your backdrop box draws my eye away from the subject. While I'm at it, a reflector or auxilliary flash (even a bright spot light) would fill in the shadows. don't mean to be so critical...it's just what I'd try to do if it were mine. :)

Two Glasses
by nimrod33333

Comment:
the reflections below throw me off a bit, and you've got a big hot spot that draws attention to it. nice composition though.

Dancing Fireflies
by Gordon

Comment:
i love laser pointers (I'm assuming that's how you did this). nice shot. not too many distracting hot spots on the glass like many of the others I've seen so far.

Window, Through Time
by LauraK

Comment:
my favourite so far. I'd hang this on my wall AND it meets the challenge. Did you use a wide angle lens? the building has an odd quality...like the outsides are converging or something. maybe it's just that old...