Come on! Six and a four! Six and a four!
by TonyT

Comment by amandalore:
wish the background were whiter, but I like your composition, also red dice and having the focus on the dice while everything else is a bit softer really helps to bring the attention to them

Come on! Six and a four! Six and a four!
by TonyT

Comment by rinac:
'Tis the only board game I play... great idea, good lighting and set up. I like the fact you were careful with the placement of the dice to ensure 10s all round. Well done - 8 :)

Come on! Six and a four! Six and a four!
by TonyT

Comment by BrianR:
Nice contrast of colors

Fix Or Repair Daily.
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Comment by eschelar:
Found on roadside dead?

In the backyard
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Comment by Falc:
I think you just over boosted the saturation a little

In the backyard
by TonyT

Comment by philup:
a little blur, nice colors 8

Planning the Cookout
by TonyT

Comment by roba:
nice shot! amazing how the 'simple' things can produce unexpected results.

In the backyard
by TonyT

Comment by djkrev:
Great photo. Colors are really nice. Great job!

In the backyard
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Comment by electina:
These are slightly out of focus. Sorry.

Planning the Cookout
by TonyT

Comment by melismatica:
Technically and compositionally there isn't anything wrong here. For me a shopping list holds holds zero interest. When taking pictures for public consumption it's helpful to pose a few questions.

What is about this image that I find compelling enough to shoot?

Will a stranger be likely to be as interested as I in this subject?
If not, is there a way to comminicate enough of my feeling for the subject in a photograph to provoke an emotional response in an objective viewer?

Can I present this mundane subject in a way that transcends the everyday and creates a visually dynamic impression on the viewer--enough to make him/her come back for another look?