Home Studies
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I really love this setting... this photo is quite nice :) The mood here and the soft lighting create a nice 'antique' sense... for some reason, i think the opposing diagonals created by the books and the table patterns... EXCELLENT work... = 10 - setzler

Fly
by stuarte

Comment:
excellent detail... i can see the texture in this fly's eye :) - setzler

Threads of gold.
by aelith

Comment:
veyr nice capture of the detail... the lightin is also working well in this photo.. good shot :) - setzler

Bug Off!
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
very nice :) I believe that this shot works very well... the focus is right where it needs to be :) - setzler

Mum Bunch
by Kay

Comment:
I love the color of the flowers here... the texture is very nice... I think this image could possibly be stronger if it was shot from a lower angle to create a sense of depth in the image... - setzler

'foamy'
by fredroj

Comment:
excellent photo... it makes me want to touch it... great work :) - setzler

Feelin Large
by Outlaw

Comment:
There is a lot of excellent detail on this turtle :) Would it have been possible to work with just the head? great shot :) - setzler

Astronomically Small
by indigo997

Comment:
This is a great photo.. i expect to see it in the top 3 this week. I love the abstract nature of it and the blue here is just incredible... This looks like something I would expect to see in outer space... or in some science fiction movie :) the orientation of this photo lends itself very well to the abstract nature of it... as for improvements, i can't really think of any other than possibly trying a darker setting... great shot :) = 10 - setzler

Unicorn and Foal
by Gracechild7

Comment:
very interesting composition... I think the 'ball' in this image adds a nice touch of color as well... - setzler

Winter Kisses
by ASUuserwriter

Comment:
This is a very good choice of subject for this challenge. I actually thought about doing this one myself :) The image is suffering a little pixellation.. .maybe from enlarging? Also, I believe that, in an image like this, your focus should probalby be in the foreground rather than in the rear of the image... good work :) - setzler