Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment by stam:
This is a very cool perspective photo!

Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment by arngrimur:
Very clever. I like the sci-fi feel of this one.

Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment by TheresaA:
I'm so dizzy my head is spinning! Nice clean image with lots of good perspective. Good Job!

Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment by Gene L.:
This clearly meets and even exceeds the goal of the challenge! The perspective fools the viewer into thinking seeing something quite abstract and surreal. The lighting also works very well to reinforce this illusion and add dimension. The lines and repetition suggest continuation and perhaps a larger object than what really exists. (10)

Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment by Beagleboy:
Cool shot. I just wish it had been rotated a bit more towards the right.

Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment by theskitch6:
Cool. I'd like to see the outtakes of this. Nice job.

Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment by kena:
Interesting perspective. I think I would've liked it more if maybe it was a little less dark. Good job though.

Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment by sump:
Cool placement. It looks fake though.

Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment by thatcloudthere:
Neat visual puzzle...ya got me, what am I looking at?

In the beginning: One down, Five to go
by bbmohr

Comment by bbmohr:
Thanks everybody for all the great comments. This is indeed homebrew- a brown ale that came out pretty good, if I do say so myself. The glass in front is not homebrew. I didn't know how long it was going to have to sit out and I didn't want to waste one. The differing fill levels kind of bothered me, but I didn't have enough full bottles left to be able to pick and choose.

The strange shadow in the glass is not reflected, its actually a shadow cast on the background by one of my lamps. Didn't notice it at the time the shot was taken.

I kinda liked the highlights- though I guess blowing out highlights IS the cardinal sin in digital photography. I find it interesting that nobody commented that the glass looked dirty (it wasn't, but backlighting can be unkind). That was what bothered me most about the photo.

Thanks again for all the helpful comments.