Floating Glass Balls
by Renee

Comment by kiwiness:
Very colorful and glassy :-) The refraction in the lower part of the glass creates a nice effect. I'm not too sure about the background you chose tho.

Floating Glass Balls
by Renee

Comment by cpanaioti:
The lattice in the background is very distracting. This image probably would be better if it were closely cropped and then resampled to get a decent sized image. Exposure seems to be ok though.

Floating Glass Balls
by Renee

Comment by bgmorris:
DoF is shallow.

Floating Glass Balls
by Renee

Comment by Toddh:
I think the background is a bit distracting and perhaps it should have been shot lower to get the length of the glass in focus.....

Floating Glass Balls
by Renee

Comment by jodiecoston:
There was a really good shot of a Galileo thermometer in a challenge a while back. It was centered diagonally in the frame to create a strong dynamic composition. As this is, I find the background a bit distracting, and don't care for the centered placement of the subject. It's a beautiful subject, and I think with a bit more creativity, this could have been a winner.

Floating Glass Balls
by Renee

Comment by Pedro:
I think either a shorter or longer lens would have worked better for me here...I like creative use of depth, but this one either doesn't blur enough, or blurs too much for my taste. I like it to be REALLY clear what you're trying to do. Nice subject and positioning though.

Floating Glass Balls
by Renee

Comment by pinback:
Good subject, but the background draws attention away from it.

Aged, yet sturdy
by Renee

Comment by Amiee:
Very nice image. I really like the lighting and the way the bikes look shiney. Good job.

Aged, yet sturdy
by Renee

Comment by thatguy:
good use of the sepia tone, it adds to this image, this is also in focus; i like it 4

Aged, yet sturdy
by Renee

Comment by DennisF:
Good concept for the challenge. I think the size is too small.