Evening Star (Oranges and Purples in the Sky and Ocean)
by loz1

Comment by LeahStephen:
Beautiful colors, a stunning photo.

Burning Glass
by loz1

Comment by Allen:
nice nice ideaon this picture it was done very nicely good work

The Airplane: Making the world smaller
by loz1

Comment by ClubJuggle:
*Critique Club*

FIRST IMPRESSION: Different take on the challenge than most, but it works.

CHALLENGE: Meets the challenge.

COMPOSITION: The most bothersome item about the composition is the tilt; this might have worked better from straight on, shooting slightly forward rather than from the side. Also, the inclusion of tourism books and a passport conflicts with the use of warplane models.

TECHNICAL: Esposure is good; use of sepia gives this an old-time feel, but the particular tone is a bit more red that most sepia photographs.

CONCLUSION: An interesting take, but some of the items are inconsistent with each other, which probably left voters a bit confused.

Thanks for sharing and good luck in future challenges!

Burning Glass
by loz1

Comment by goodtempo:
the main subject of this image doesn't say glass to me. it seems more of color and candle light, although i like the image, i want it to say glass.

Burning Glass
by loz1

Comment by MattW:
a little blurry and a little too grainy..but the colors look pretty cool

Burning Glass
by loz1

Comment by jaam:
Nice idea, which could have been improved by getting the candles the same length, and I would have used different candle holders. The candle on the left also has too much flare and would have looked better if it had been like the middle and the right candle. But nice effect with the blue merging into purple.

Burning Glass
by loz1

Comment by Lustre:
I like the colours of this shot.

Burning Glass
by loz1

Comment by sg10:
Pretty colors. Could be a sharper base image I think.

Burning Glass
by loz1

Comment by Toddh:
this image could be sharper and that would improve it quite a bit... it also appears to lean slightly left

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by loz1

Comment by Gracious:
Sharp, crisp, to the point. Good job!