browns
by tcmartin

Comment:
I like delicate abstractness of this.

Pretty On Pink
by ZeppKash

Comment:
Good details showing.

I'm Blue for Spring
by Prime_Time

Comment:
Absolutely stunning. I love the composition and details in this

Who has seen my yellow pencil?
by the99

Comment:
Good color brightness.

COLORS!
by Rachel53

Comment:
A sharper focus, and maybe a tighter crop so that the stripes in the background weren't showing would make this more effective, I think.

Avalanche?
by aintshesweet19

Comment:
interesting macro

Peas in the Pod
by HeiSch

Comment:
Nice composition. I like the shallow dof on this

Tulipa Purpura
by Hauxon

Comment:
Very artistic. I like the subtle contrast the green provides.

At the Races
by croftj

Comment:
That looks like round snow mice to me. . . .

Fruity Fish
by battymaddie

Comment:
This is a neat idea, I just think it could be "worked" to be more effective. The composition is a bit flat. The viewer looks from the left to the right to the left, and that is just kinda it. Perhaps if the smaller glass was in front of the bigger one, and off to the side just a touch, it would set up a diagonal line to lead the eyes through the shot. If you needed one glass to be higher, you could sit it on something (catalogs work well) since that is cropped out anyway.

Also, while you have "color on color" there is little to distinguish the subjects from the background. It *almost* looks like you simply "washed" the entire shot with an orange color. A bit more light may help that. I have found that flashlights, or even my husbands worklights can give me a little extra "boost." If they are too harsh, you can cover them with a tissue or papertowel or something to diffuse the light (be careful, they can get hot).

If you already knew all this and this picture looks exactly like you want, my apologies. :)