"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by neophyte:
Interesting DOF makes for a nice effect.

"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by The_Itinerant:
The narrown depth of field doesn't work here and the shadows from multiple light sources just don't look good at all. One strong light source from the back-left would have sufficed.

"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by wavelength:
Okay, had a huge comment, but I got distracted and lost it.

The blue and red die have more visual color weight, the blue has tirds positional weight, but neither are the subject. The green has less color weight, but has focus weight, but the view is drawn off by the tape measure leaving the scene, and the eyes leaves, and the brain becomes disinterested.

"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by sabphoto:
Fits challenge=5
Color/lighting=1 -nice variety of colors and good lighting.
DOF/focus=1
Wow factor/uniqueness=0
Attractiveness=0

"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by jaaad:
very creative

"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by Elemmennope:
What is the meaning of this? I don't understand.

"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by xylke:
I just don't get what I am supposed to be focusing on or how the elements relate to each other.

"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by giniro:
cute.

"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by Ivo:
Well constructed. Cleaver, colorful and creative. Good luck!

"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment by how03:
I get it. I probably would have used a different placement of the dice. The depth of field needed to put the ruller in focus also puts the green one in focus. However, the blue and the red ones take up more of the frame. Would be stronger to have the larger dice in focus. The intersection is pretty much on the 7, but it is not clear to the observer why that is important. Nice effort though.