Harmonica
by outland

Comment:
The longer I look at this, the more I like it. The lighting is really cool. I just wish that big thumb wasn't in the lower left. It frustrates me in a way, because I love the rest of the image.

Chrome Ball
by bairas

Comment:
Great job!! Psychodelic - love the dof.

Bug Eyes
by Kita

Comment:
Love the title! I like this a lot, but wish the background was more blurred, since the eye is drawn away from the lights due to the strong lines and colors of the background.

R33 engine bay
by Trav

Comment:
Looks like a good product shot. Maybe a bit on the glary side, light is a tad harsh, but I can easily imagine this in a product catalog.

adams reflection in chrome
by sallyjo1

Comment:
Heh, heh! Cute. Poor Adam looks squished :-)

Armadillo Skin
by Rebecca

Comment:
The composition is interesting and eye-catching, but the blow-outs detract for me. Sorry. Otherwise, I think the technicals are fine, with the focus and I like the abstract crop.

Peaty
by shalrath

Comment:
Beautiful composition!! It would be awesome if it used the whole 640 pixels allowed. Actually, it would be awesome as an even larger image - bet it makes a great print. Congratulations on a very good image.

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by mpeters

Comment:
I mentioned in another entry that I love, love old rusty car shots. Even though this car doesn't look rusty, the quality is the same - old and beautiful. I would never guess that these two color combinations, red and purple-magenta, would look nice together - but they do! I think the red sets of the the car in an interesting way. Love the fact that the car is wet - that adds a lot to this!

Chrome Cup and Saucer
by windows

Comment:
This meets the challenge well, in my opinion, but I wish it had a bit more to it, maybe color or focus or a little off-centering of the subject. The strongest aspect of this for me is the handle, which I think came out really nicely. It's sharp and has an interesting shape.

'68 Bug
by DigitalVita

Comment:
Not being especially into cars, I had no idea how beautiful the curves of a '68 bug were until now! The chrome doesn't interest me here at all as much as that fantastic read swirl of the body ... very nice entry.