Melodious Resonator
by mcrael

Comment:
excellent shot... the subdued color works veyr nicely here... great work :) - setzler

Symmetry in the Round
by rmockmt

Comment:
whatever this is, it's cool looking :) i love the sharp contrast... nice work :) - setzler

Faith
by Kimbly

Comment:
excellent 'abstract'... the symmetry here is nice as well... excellent work :) - setzler

Hearts
by pitsaman

Comment:
beautiful job with the lighting... the colors are standing up nicely here as well... great shot :) - setzler

All State
by thatguy

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club :)

This photo does show time, thus meets the challenge. I understand your interpretation of the time theme without much trouble here. I think what this image is lacking is any particular element of interest to the viewer. This photo may have some personal element of interest to you, but unless the viewer knows who this person is, it's likely going to generate very little interest.

Keep up the good efforts :)

John Setzler

Color
by Alecia

Comment:
excellent use of abstract color...the detail is great... nice work :) - setzler

Flight
by Azrifel

Comment:
excellent use of shallow depth of field... strong composition as well... nice work :) - setzler

High Speed
by magnetic9999

Comment:
This is a really neat image. I love the shallow depth of field and the way it creates a nice cloudy blue environment behind the car. It also draws my eye right to the front tip of the car... great work :) - setzler

Gin and Tonic
by pinback

Comment:
This is a great shot... the color is excellent and the macro quality of the image is also phenomenal... great work :) = 10 - setzler

Swatch Watch - Timeless
by Annida

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club :)

Hi Annida...

This is definitely an interesting submission for the "Time" challenge. It's also a good macro photo. When I first saw this shot, I thought I may be looking at a reflection of one watch on a mirrored surface of another watch. So this watch that you photographed is abstract in itself without help :)

I think you made a wise choice for a square composition here. Circular subjects seem to work best in a square frame to keep from having too much irrelevant space in the image.

Visually, there are a few issues with the photo that don't tweak my interest. The lighting seems to be slightly rough. Some of the highlight areas are a little harsh for my personal taste. I'm not sure what you were using for a light source in this one, but some diffusion could possibly help. I don't have your exposure information available here to use, but, in general, I would assume that you set this up on a tripod to eliminate camera shake and get a good solid and sharp image?

Keep up the good work! The new camera is a great improvement :)

John Setzler