Welch's
by bobgaither

Comment:
I would have prefered the items closer, but hey you've got the colors! Great !

New Watermelon Flavor
by Cam

Comment:
Very nice. I'll have one.

"Cats know the difference" - Sebastian (Official Whiskas Spokescat)
by mandyp

Comment:
very good capture....7

Carlsberg - Probably the Best Beer in the World!
by auduna

Comment:
A most impressive entry even if slightly overshatpenned.

Burn DVD faster than ever !
by belette

Comment:
Creative and strong visual impact. Nice work.

Luscious, Lite and Dreamy! Get Reddi...Reddi Wip Topping!
by charmayne

Comment:
Very nice. makes my mouth water. 7

The First Name in Napa Wine
by TechnoShroom

Comment:
very smart......7

Nartjie
by nglogglog

Comment:
The simplicty and soft focus just sings ! You have a seven from me.

What goes up...
by graphicfunk

Comment:
I saved my finished file to a different drive same name and then I uploaded the wrong file. My apologies. I did this with my first challenge too. My time window is often very small.

A miniature mud mosque
by am_architects

Comment:
From the critique club:
This is a very interesting and detailed work. It is very well constructed. However, the shot required more planning. This is something I would have considered the best time of day as critical. I would examined it in the early morning sun, the late sun etc. If forced to do at time of day you selected, I would have placed a couple of people holding sheets to help reflect the available light. Of course, this makes it a project.
However, It may have been more effective to have shot around it, selecting not the whole image but part. This would also allow the texture of the sand to show. For example, I would have aimed the camera close to the entrance. This would include the entrance and give the viewer this way into the picture. Such a view may have proven very extraordinary. Sometimes, the whole is not the best way to go.

Message edited by author 2004-07-13 00:41:38.