With Love
by M.O.C.

Comment:
I LOVE this idea, but think it would've benefited from a little more light. Again, love the simplicity and DOF.

Rainy day in Paradise
by psychephylax

Comment:
This is suffering from a bit of underexposure. Would recommend playing with your level adjustment layers to brighten it up a bit. :)

Having to Tidy Up...
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
I love this. Good graphic composition and great use of natural lighting (and if this isn't natural, great way to immitate it) to illuminate your object.

Negotiations
by MAK

Comment:
Great metaphor to marriage. Good composition Something about the focus and digital noise bothers me though.

boudoir
by nolock

Comment:
You'll notice that on many interior photographs there's a yellow tint that didn't appear to be there when you shot the picture. You can rectify this in two ways - one, is to use an 82A blue filter to cancel out that light. The other is use a saturation layer to tone down those yellows. :) Good composition, though I think this might be stronger if the photo focused exclusively on the shoe, bra, and bed corner. It simplifies the composition and gives benefit of more detail in your photo.

Indeed, in deed!
by docpjv

Comment:
That's just brilliant. Great composition, though I do have to question the addition of what seems to be a bright sepia, think it would even more strongly as B&W. Regardless, this is one of the best I've seen in this challenge. LOVE the tight crop.

Those Old School Days
by espy2

Comment:
Wicked depth of field, just wicked. Love how you're using elements that are still recognizeable out of focus such as the pens and scantron.

Pythagoras' Theorem
by mesmeraj

Comment:
Why didn't I think of this in school? Chew the evidence!

Bored of Education
by scalvert

Comment:
Very charming, love the touch with the glasses tilted off of the nose,. caught in the act. By the way, great DOF, color, and all-around composition.

weighted dice
by Stagolee

Comment:
Love the concept, I've seen so many card/die pictures but this does something different. Two things I would recommend...first, technically the image is too grey..perhaps messing with your aperture/exposure would help. Second is compositionally....one thing to consider helping with the balance of your photograph is perhaps showing a bit more of that drill bit - showing the length of it and giving some more empty/black space could make it even more potent.