Turn Out The Lights...
by tfaust

Comment by neenee1999:
This is adorable, I love it.

Turn Out The Lights...
by tfaust

Comment by amazoneea:
That is a really funny picture. I just love it.

Summer in Sedona
by tfaust

Comment by Everyday Renee:
This is a gorgeous shot. It speaks to me now that we are in the midst of fall colors! It is just lush. I love Sedona.

Motherboard
by tfaust

Comment by Simplicity:
nice closeup showing a lot of intricate detail...good job!

Motherboard
by tfaust

Comment by vonautsch:
It's a good stock-type photo, though it could be a little sharper. Good angle.

Motherboard
by tfaust

Comment by visitor:
Yes, normally hidden. Though I am so pleased with me P4 self build I have got clear side panel and internal lights - sad I know but well.....!

Well lit and exposed but the overall impact lacks a certain something when viewed in the light of the challenge.

Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffins
by tfaust

Comment by Spork99:
I agree about the plastic greenery and the lighting.

I have a three light set-up that cost me about $15 total including light bulbs. You don't need to spend rock star $$ to get good results.

This setup would look good on a breakfast table using early morning or evening window light.

Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffins
by tfaust

Comment by RHoldenSr:
The presentation looks great.

The lighting is so-so. I know it is hard for us without all the special gear to get a good indor shot, but did you try it with any natural lighting?

I also would suggest that you loose the plastic greenery


Please don't shoot me you asked for comments :)

Motherboard
by tfaust

Comment by michael_p:
Thought of shooting this myself but changed my mind last minute, the only thing i can see that is letting you down here is the fact that there is no real focal point for me... I am looking at both the Brown and Orange bits. perhaps an even closer shot of the main board itself and the PCI slots getting a little blurry in the background ?

Motherboard
by tfaust

Comment by jmsetzler:
There is a lot of 'depth' and detail available on a board like this. It requires photographing from lower angles. It also gives more of a three dimensional effect to the photo.