Frosted Glass
by TransparentReality

Comment:
pretty curves and colors! I think your entry could have been a bit sharper

grace-20060629-firststeps-web.jpg
by elru21

Comment:
This is a great job, from you AND your doughter :D

Explore
by ohanapics

Comment:
Even though you might get comments about the photo-size (640px at the largest size) I really love this shot and I won't vote it down for that. The contrasts & the reflections of the sky are fantastic, and the letters are brilliant.

I hope you'll post a larger image after the challenge, so I can see more details in your image. Bumping to 9 :)

uhm, bumping to 10 and added to faves :)

North Window
by billymontegro

Comment:
you're probably gonna get comments about the photo-size (640px at the largest size) and here's another one ;-) nice B&W's though, but I think the framing could be improved.

Lights out!
by acrotide

Comment:
nice sharpness & edgy post-processing. I think I'd get rid of the black line at the top of your photo and / or frame the broken bulb a bit less tight.

Glass in the making
by inganna

Comment:
Even though you might get comments about the photo-size (640px at the largest size) ths is a pretty image. The lighting at the right is a bit low, I can't really see what I'm looking at at that point.

Insulator
by rox_rox

Comment:
pretty lighting, love the green hue in your entry. maybe a bit bigger DoF would be nice, so the words at the bottom were a bit sharper.

Angelino's Wall
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
nice abstract view of glass with beautiful colors. PoV could be a bit different to get rid of the floor at the left bottom.

//Glass/||\Gradient\\
by tmhalling

Comment:
Nice playing around with your camera, right?! ;-) love the PoV, colors seem a bit over-saturated, but the weirdness of the crane makes that ok ;)

We hold a candle...
by IreneM

Comment:
I really like the metallic look you've created with the candle-holders & the background! I think the compo could be a bit more balanced, for example a bit further from the holders away and using the 1/3 rule