Cracking an Egg
by luv389

Comment by MickiVee:
Slimy! Messy! Glad you did it and not me ;)
The flash is a bit harsh.
There's a sick part of me that actually wants to see the end of the little yolk strand that's going off the page.

A Question...
by luv389

Comment by DCNUTTER:
Sorry, this is very noisy, out of focus and to be honest is not what was meant by the challenge of framing. The frame was supposed to be either in the foreground or the background behind the subject. Not next to and in fact part of the whole setup subject. Not voting.

A Question...
by luv389

Comment by thompp1:
To my eye, the focus should have been on the setting in the ring (the question).

A Question...
by luv389

Comment by LonnieD:
5

A Question...
by luv389

Comment by SoulJance:
I really like your shot, pity the image quality is not up to the mark too much noise and it looks out of focus. Also look out for those reflections on the tops of the wine glasses.

Cracking an Egg
by luv389

Comment by Ja-9:
fairly clear shot, not so much a fan of the flash..no offense

A Question...
by luv389

Comment by Insomniac:
Everything seems very soft in this photo. I don't know if that was your intention, but I think we need a real point of interest.

Cracking an Egg
by luv389

Comment by kellmak10:
cool shot...but the lighting seems a bit harsh

A Sea of Clouds
by luv389

Comment by spiritualspatula:
Exposure compensation should have been set down a few steps to keep the snow/clouds from blowing out on this. Also, for future reference, these types of shots make for great HDR and B/W potential.

Shoveling
by luv389

Comment by spiritualspatula:
This looks very last second and hurried. The lighting is very harsh and the subject matter isn't portrayed in a particularly interesting method. Getting closer to your subject matter and lower, including more just the feet and the area to the right of the person, will make the framing less awkward than cutting them off at the knees.