Drive Through Garbage
by Azrifel

Comment by GatorCB:
Fantastic shot. Good job!

Drive Through Garbage
by Azrifel

Comment by zadore:
burp...excuse me :) nice composition, it think it needs a bit more 'punch'

Drive Through Garbage
by Azrifel

Comment by chance:
Nice clear simple image with a powerful statement

Drive Through Garbage
by Azrifel

Comment by ggosling:
Technically OK, but looks staged

Drive Through Garbage
by Azrifel

Comment by Ricky Cleave:
Its suprising that these are the most found cups of litter, well at least thats what I found. Mcdonalds consumers reflect the corporation itself.

Drive Through Garbage
by Azrifel

Comment by DCThiessen:
Great photo, but it seems just a little dark.

Drive Through Garbage
by Azrifel

Comment by DougPaz:
I don't think McDonalds will be contacting you to see if they can use this shot in their advertising! Nice color and focus. DPz

Drive Through Garbage
by Azrifel

Comment by seasick:
Argghh... alarmingly similiar to my own. (Which if I'm honest is probably a poor cousin.) seasick - 6

Drive Through Garbage
by Azrifel

Comment by louis1470:
I like the DOF, and the colours are nice. Your horizon is slanted...

One for all, all for one
by Azrifel

Comment by Azrifel:
It is glass. Inside a round transparent 'skin' is a green egg-shape. On the border of the green and transparent there are bubbles. At certain apertures and focusing distances all the bubbles on one side are reflected in each bubble. Probably the roundish transparent outer skin and backlight have something to do with it. I found out a few weeks ago during Macro and tiff vs jpeg tests and was able to repeate the shot for this challenge. It took about 20 shots to find one with the effect and a good clean focus. Each bubble is app. 2mm in size and I believe that the whole image shows 1.5 to 2cm wide.
The stripes inside the glass are just invariancies I guess, hardly visible with the naked eye, but I understand that you could think it is jello. I dont think you can get this effect in jello tough.

The shot was captured in the SuperMacro mode of the Fuji.