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by TedvandenBergh

Comment:
Nice image. I like how the perspective of the centre marking makes it form almost a perfect equilateral triangle in the picture.

A little bit more depth of field would've been perfect, although it looks like it would've been very hard to achieve without shifting the focus further back.

Speed cameras, do they work?
by piercedJon

Comment:
A very poignant image. Excellent choice of focal length. The lamp-post just behind it is a little distracting, but the image is still great. My favourite of the challenge.

Somewhere in the middle
by BrennanOB

Comment:
Great idea, and nicely executed. If the girl was a little more symmetrical (her dress strap on the left is too angled) and the 'devil' was a bit brighter, then it'd be even better, but it's great as it is!

Adam's Choice
by artvet

Comment:
Very well executed - it must've been tough getting the arms perfectly blackened. My only problem is with the choice you decided to depect - it's a bit of an obvious one!

Pepper Choice
by menardmam

Comment:
An original idea. I like the different colours of pepper.

To improve it, you could make the white background much whiter, as at the moment it's a bit too grey. In addition, that pepper grinder's seen some use - cleaning up the end of it would make it less distracting.

Chocolate
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Fantastically vibrant colours - that's a lovely piece of fabric!

My only gripe is with the reflection in the two metallic glasses, specifically of the blackness where you haven't had any white sheeting. While it'd be virtually impossible to totally remove, perhaps having a sheet of white posterboard covering most of it up (with a hole for the lens) would alleviate it quite a bit.

Dreams vs. Career
by aaronb532

Comment:
Very inventive. The subject looks a bit awkward, but then anyone wearing half-clothing on both sides would be likely to feel a little odd! Good choice of using a standard studio portrait-type background.

Drink or Drive
by wkoffel

Comment:
Great use of selective desaturation. The only quibbles I have are that the keys are a little too bulky (do they have to reach all the way around the base?), that the liquid no longer has a definite 'edge' to it and that the lighting is a little bit harsh. Otherwise, nicely done.

You can choose anything..... as long as it's an Orange!
by aKiwi

Comment:
The anti-choice!

Nicely done. The mirrors give the impression of an infinity of the oranges.