eIgHt
by yianisn

Comment:
Nothing wrong with the shot technically. Doesn't hold that much interest though.

Toilet table
by andy74

Comment:
Good lighting of the tap and sink, but the glass also needs to be lit: there are some interesting swirls of toothpaste in the water that should have been brought out.

Ant perspective
by Cuchufla

Comment:
would have moved closer to the lake, don't feel there was any need for the taller plants to be in the frame, especially not with the tops cut off. The rule of thirds is not obligatory.

Life is a game
by kerrylea

Comment:
I'm sorry but it looks like you sat down at a table and took a shot of the first object that came to hand and then thought up a title that fit.

Basket of Colors
by Dancing620queen

Comment:
This hurts my eyes; as much as I hate to be the one whining about the OOF areas in the foreground I have to be the one whining about the OOF areasi in the foreground.

My stage...
by zaflabout

Comment:
that's a cool figure.

OH, CRAPS!....
by pipersd

Comment:
Excellent, I love the cramped feeling I get looking at it. It's clear that the observer's attention is entirely wrapped up in the table.

Spilt Milk
by JIMCJ1301

Comment:
I find the composition, combined with the aggressive PP to be too violent. I think a much wider angle, perhaps with other objects would have been more effective.

I like the green shadows around the milk, it seems to be travelling of its own accord.

Brut
by riot

Comment:
Perhaps you intended for the reflection to be there, and I can appreciate that it adds definition to the glass, but it seems to me to detract from the purpose of the shot. You've captured the bubbles and the colour beautifully but the reflection destroys that.

Also I think that this kind of shot is fine as a technical exercise or an advert but it doesn't hold any sustaining interest for me.

"Tippy Toes"
by Tia2QQ

Comment:
For a cute kiddie pic it's good. The reflection in the eyes is a little unsettling,as it's tilted and cut off.