Liquid Pick Me Up
by lizardbeth

Comment by Fiver:
That's one expensive looking Expresso machine. =o)

Requisite Toys
by lizardbeth

Comment by wewillexplore:
Good photojournalism shot - nothing exceptional, but good recording of what's there.

Liquid Pick Me Up
by lizardbeth

Comment by qachyk:
I like this shot as a commercial-art-style photograph. Focus is nice and crisp and the cup being mostly full but the liquid still trailing in is a good choice.

Requisite Toys
by lizardbeth

Comment by jodiecoston:
Great lighting - no ugly shadows or bright spots. Makes this shot look very professional. Nice use of DOF, also. 9

Requisite Toys
by lizardbeth

Comment by Mitonski:
Nice shot, the DOF is great the colours are nice. All in all a great picture.

Requisite Toys
by lizardbeth

Comment by hughletheren:
I think it may have been better without the second out of focus figure, or have I missed something?

Liquid Pick Me Up
by lizardbeth

Comment by Olyuzi:
I wish the shot had a more defined and well lit background. Also, I think you could have directed more light on the taps. I find the mug a bit too bright. Good idea that could have been better executed with a little more thought.

Liquid Pick Me Up
by lizardbeth

Comment by Fiver:
You work at a Coffee shop? Nice composition. I think a higher shutter speed would have 'frozen' the liquid better, but you might not have had enough light.

Liquid Pick Me Up
by lizardbeth

Comment by alternarule:
Watch your reflections in objects

No pain no gain
by lizardbeth

Comment by Gordon:
CC: This has a good story going for it - a begining, middle and end that work effectively for the triptych theme. You've brought some humor into it with the last shot too which works well too.

Compositionally I think the first frame is maybe too late - with the subject walking out of the frame, it might have been more easily identifiable if you'd been to the front of the model, and captured the full sports club title. The second shot is great and the third is nicely composed too, particularly with the millar sign in the frame.

All of the shots seem a bit underexposed and/or a bit poorly lit though that's hard to control in these kinds of circumstances. A good entry.