losing my religion
by whiteroom

Comment:
Certainly you had designed this scene. Oh, this challeange is to make an artwork with garage things. Not garage things here, except vehicles, but you can´t design something with it, do you can?

10 Inch Wrench
by keone

Comment:
I like very much of your backgroung, what did you used? This is very sharp, clear and coposed. Good job.

my garage
by Bobby Tee

Comment:
This challenge is not to show us your garage. But to produce an artwork with things that you have in it.

"Her Tools"
by jpochard

Comment:
Wow! Great job!

" I don't have a garage"
by ellamay

Comment:
Incredible! Very well done job. This was stunning. Unfortunately I can´t vote it high because this challenge requires some identity of the stuff, used to produce the artwork, with garages. Certainly a sheep is not a commom thing to put in garage. Then this don´t meet the challenge. This break my heart, but I need to do it.

Avid Learner
by stickylizard

Comment:
Big shoot. Very funny and well done.

Time for Tool Time
by geschlechtmann27

Comment:
Really I had only one word about it: Focus. It´s a good composition, the clock is disposable, but the three wrenchs are in good form to make a big shoot. A tip, is to try some points of view, and explore your light conditions. If the light is not good, your camera can´t do a great focus job, then try to use a tripod and manual focus.

Quality garbage
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Wine storage... in some cases may exists in garages.

Leaky Sockets
by snowflake

Comment:
Very original! Wonderful artwork. I like almost all in this. The star light in green socket is very nice. In the yellow you break a bit the scene by the reflections of your light source but a great job.

The Large and The Small of it
by Neuferland

Comment:
You has a nice composition here. It´s cool. This shoot has some overexposed areas that can see left and right below. The screw drivers in the top has some reflections that run out of your control and turn to overexposed to. This kind of shoot needs intense light control. Sometimes you need a reflector (a white paper sheet can be used) and a strong light. Then you control the exposure get it e darker as you want, but with reflected ligth the glares are dimmed and you had a difuse light that cover a wider area with smother tones.