Blue Beetle
by ladpupmoe

Comment by Jeileen:
It is not a blue beetle...its a blue beetle and another car.... the halo rings are very distracting. There are so many ways that this shot could have been done better....I do like the use of thirds.

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Comment by Node:
I really like this shot and idea, only 1 thing puts me off and I think it could be part of the glasses at the top right hand side. Its very distracting. Lovely idea though.

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Comment by MattB:
I find the top right corner quite distracting, it's a little hard to make out what it is, otherwise a great entry.

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Comment by TooCool:
This is the first high key shot of this challenge that IMHO actually works as high key! The first thing that catches my eye though is the artifact above the nose on the right hand side of the shot. What the hell is it??? Great shot overall and a marvelous job of capturing the metal mic without horribly blown out highlights in a high key envirionment.
TC

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Comment by Moose101:
The focus in this picture, rocks! I love the prop also, nice microphone! Just brings you back to the 30's, 40's and radio broadcasting. Well, not really since I wasn't born near that time, but...

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Comment by djpage:
the glasses should have been taken off

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Comment by rennie:
The angle looks a bit wierd to me, and is the person wearing glasses? But it is a good idea, not so obviuos and the shot is clean (maybe a bit too overexposed, but you probably did it on purpose). Just this tiny part of glasses is distracting me. maybe I'm just too picky. 7.

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Comment by LalliSig:
A bit overexposed, but otherwise I like it.

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Comment by Gil P:
I'm learning to recognise some people's work... the lipps could be more red! great great shot, an 8

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Comment by MrsFuzzButt:
Lighting is a little harsh, but short of the spot on the glasses it doesn't really harm the photo. I would lose the eye glasses and reshoot. Otherwise, I like the idea and the placement. The focus is good