Curtains blowing out the window of a really really tall skyscraper
by lambie83

Comment:
Interesting perspective with the twisting paper. A pity the building goes out of focus at the top.

A textbook definition...
by mileskea

Comment:
The focus point should be a little closer, so that more of "paper" is in focus, and less of "papaya". You could probably make it about 2 lines closer.

Origami
by Les_Feck

Comment:
It's a little difficult to see what this is supposed to be

Dusty Times
by Monicagd

Comment:
Not bad, but I'm curious to know more about what this is, and the photo doesn't tell me much.

Natural Shredded...
by haydawlin

Comment:
I like this, with the grater almost hidden. Nice range of colours in the paper too.

Zero Mega Pixel DSLR
by jsundin

Comment:
This is funny. When I was buying my camera, I downloaded photos off the net, printed them out and stuck them together like a real camera. I had a D80 and a 400D, with full realistic details. I hope you had as much fun as I did. It would be nice to set this up like a product photo shoot, with the fancy lighting, and the softbox, and reflective benchtop and all.

Paper Abstract
by BooZon

Comment:
An abstract needs something a little more enticing, making a design with colour, shapes or contrast. The blurry shape doesn't hold my attention.

recycling
by Jelena73

Comment:
It's a good angle for the photo, but a strange angle for the lighting. If you can, get the light up above, where it will look more natural.

Precision
by roba

Comment:
Ohh, very stylish lighting. There's some very cool planes in this challenge, and the simple plane looks a little bland by comparison, although it is elegant. I'd like to see some colour left in this image. The total BW loses all warmth.

Recycling can be Fun
by glad2badad

Comment:
Nice setup. The grass is not quite green enough, but maybe you live in Australia, and all the grass here is dead anyway. I like the crispness of this shot, as well as the shallow DOF.