Hex
by DrAchoo

Comment by h2:
Congrats on your 4th place, Doc, What else.

Hex
by DrAchoo

Comment by mpeters:
Naturally. :P

I wondered about the extreme DOF but multiple exposures didn't cross my mind.

The Warming Hut
by DrAchoo

Comment by mpeters:
It's cool Doc! Thought it might be the Northwest but didn't really figure it for yours.

Hex
by DrAchoo

Comment by yanko:
I'm convinced if you went for the brown you'd still finish top ten.

Hex
by DrAchoo

Comment by levyj413:
Hey, nice breakout from your usual style, Jason. I like how you used the multiple exposures to increase DOF, too. I'm going to have to remember that technique when I next shoot macro. I know you're not nuts about 4th, but I'll say congrats anyway. :)

Hex
by DrAchoo

Comment by colorcarnival:
I love the blue but I cannot tell if you did a little too much oversaturation of it? The shadows look blue to me. Also, the reflections are slightly blurred like either from camera shake or someone hit the camera right at the wrong moment. Very interesting setup tho - I love the progression of larger to smaller nut.

Hex
by DrAchoo

Comment by k4ffy:
wonderful simplicity. 9.

Hex
by DrAchoo

Comment by apashack:
Great shot. Looks like you got camera shake though?

Hex
by DrAchoo

Comment by SDW:
I like the cool blue tone. Nice symmetry. The reflections, being doubled, is a little distracting. I wish the reflections could of been a sharp as the hex nut. Still a good shot.

Hex
by DrAchoo

Comment by KiwiShotz:
Superb. I think I could happily have an A1 print of that on my wall. The symetry, colour and toning are all damn fine work. The only thing that demotes it from a 10 to a 9 is the mirror - and that's not your fault.

Because the silver backing is throwint the double reflection which just spoils it a little but I know that a surface mirror or polished metal or using water is the stuff of commercial photography and not DPC