Fascinating Mythological Stories!!! (Indian Mythology)
by minu

Comment:
For this type of material a well diffused light source from the left would help eliminate the glare. In addition you can use a polarizer, which might make the colors pop out a bit more and reduce glare.

Geography homework
by ziggy_faw

Comment:
Very interesting perspective. It reminds me of something that might have been done in the 70's when B&W was very common (oops, I've dated myself).

"Modern education"
by squeeky jee

Comment:
The harsh shadow from the calculator really hurts this image. You could soften the shadow and increase the lighting by using a reflector (foam core, white cardboard, whatever) camera right. The color balance is also slightly off and the DOF is too shallow such that the calculator is out of focus.

Beginning Steps to Higher Learning
by lauraodom

Comment:
Nice concept, good lighting and DOF choice.

"100 times by tomorrow" assigned the teacher.
by rr_meyer

Comment:
A bit dark and lacking contrast.

recollections of old school days
by streets_of_dublin

Comment:
Composition, perspective, dof all seem like very good choices to me. My only issues are a slight overexposure and a slanting chalkboard (they still use chalk?), but overall quite nice.

Simplicity
by Transit

Comment:
Excellent! Perfect choice for DOF. The toning works great and the perspective is absolutely fitting. (10).

Touching The Surface of The Natural Mirror
by sz1_

Comment:
Absolutely lovely! (10)

Persistence Of Vision
by ralph

Comment:
Wow! Quite the unusual image. (10)

Vertigo (Parallel Lines in Perspective)
by bbmohr

Comment:
This clearly meets and even exceeds the goal of the challenge! The perspective fools the viewer into thinking seeing something quite abstract and surreal. The lighting also works very well to reinforce this illusion and add dimension. The lines and repetition suggest continuation and perhaps a larger object than what really exists. (10)