Sky car
by gcerami

Comment by Alpine99:
I liked this idea.. saw a better executed version in this challenge.. Would have helped if your vehicle and been a less neutral tone.. cheapskate you should have bought another for the challenge! Top left is burned out..

Sky car
by gcerami

Comment by vtruan:
I really like the smothness of the side of the vehicle. great shot.

Sky car
by gcerami

Comment by tjuneau13:
A bit too overexposed in the upper left for my taste. I don't think the stop motion works very well for this shot. 4

Sky car
by gcerami

Comment by hortopth:
be careful. Nice view though

Sky car
by gcerami

Comment by Chez:
Good shot, just a little too predictable in my opinion!

Sky car
by gcerami

Comment by Lustre:
Nice idea but the shot lacks impact overall.

Italian cuisine
by gcerami

Comment by HBunch:
*Critique Club*
The part that I'm seeing that is the most in focus is the front edge of the round part of the burner. That on it's own does not really say ANYTHING to me. It doesn't say home, and it doesn't say italian cooking. I see some blurry yellow mass in the back which looks like it could be food, but it is definately not appealing.
If this is suposed to be about the food, than maybe actually getting the food in the picture, and not hidden behind a burner arm might be a good idea.
Maybe even taking a photo of the actual food when it is served up. This could make for a nice, and delicious photo. I think maybe on plates, on your table in your dining room could create a better sense of "home".
The lighting is a bit dark. Seems that I want to see some more light to try to see this better, but I don't know if that would help cause one of the reasons its hard to see is that it's out of focus.
Maybe if you tried a wider angle on your stove. Backed up and took a photo of the whole stove, or the countertop.
The burner just isn't interesting to me. Sorry.
~Heather~

Italian cuisine
by gcerami

Comment by mcrochip:
Too close - I can't tell what it is (sink, stove, frying pan?)

Italian cuisine
by gcerami

Comment by skief:
Is it the noodle up there that makes it Italian? At least I think it is a noodle.

Italian cuisine
by gcerami

Comment by Becky:
The water dropplets add nice texture to the photo.