Data Explosion
by d95vette

Comment:
Great capture. My only suggestion would be to crop it tighter in the lower left (so that the color flows out of the frame) and you have more room on the top and left. karmat

Mice Sure Aren't What They Used To Be
by spiller

Comment:
Too, too, too funny. Great subject matter and capture of details. karmat

yesterday's technology . . .
by tomzinho

Comment:
Great colors and clarity. karmat

Memory Envy x 3
by Jacko

Comment:
I really like the floating effect you have here. This is a great picture. The white background really emphasizes the shadow, and enhances that effect. Good focus and colors, as well. There seems to be a slight light blare on the closest edges of the cards, and though it doesn't distract terribly from the picture, it might be helped by using a softer light, or diffusing the light that you have (however, that might render your shadow less effective as well.) Nice work. karmat

Let There Be Light
by mitzie9

Comment:
This is a nice shot, I like the different kinds of light. Did you mean for it to be tilted to the left? karmat

Plastics Make It Possible
by Lana

Comment:
Great colors and composition. I used to love these things, but I always tore them up by twisting them wrong, or something. karmat

Hornet
by Mieka

Comment:
That is one mean looking son of a gun! Focus is strange cause parts are focused and others are not. Maybe more light, or make the bee really mad and then you want have to worry about it. 7-karmat

Her Small Spirit (Lit by the Glow of A Streetlamp Outside)
by magnetic9999

Comment:
I really like the composition of this, and the "poetry." It is just peaceful looking to me. karmat

Look! I've got one, too!
by TheIncredulousJoe

Comment:
This picture would have been much more effective if it had been slightly more focused. Would it have been possible to have more light so that the shutter speed would be slower? karmat

Amendment: If this is the one in the forums referred to as "fuzzy navel" your humor is appreciated. Maybe if you could have had a narrow depth of field, so that part of focused and part was not, it would be more easily understood.

What's the point?
by goodtempo

Comment:
The composition of this is both intriguing and powerful. For some reason, it has a very "tense" feel to me. Great work. karmat