arpeggio
by ursula

Comment:
Excellent use of oight and coulour. I love the variance of the colours on the fan vs the backdrop, you've almost got a full spectrum going there. The motion blur on the fan spoils it a little.

Object 43, 16th Aspect: Version 75 (Intuition)
by Pug-H

Comment:
Interesting image. There are a lot of elements here and I'm not quite sure which is supposed to have my attention. The result is that nothing does. The OOF object to the right is really distracting so maybe it would have better been left out do you think?

Rule of Thirds
by JRalston

Comment:
Very good artisitc design

Fishing
by spreadcom

Comment:
Good form and colour, cn't tell what it is but it is captivating. The grain and colour in the bottom left show how much you've pushed it, perhaps just a little too much making it detectable?

Condensed
by Arcanist

Comment:
Now those drops are pretty cool. Did the out of focus ones to the bottom-right worry you? They do me a little. I wonder if it would have held up if you'd cropped it harder, perhaps vertivally just above the letter "C" of the title?

Tilted
by dpatterson

Comment:
This si a great still-life study of the lamp but is not quite abstract. For abstract we're expecting to see interesting shapes and colours but not be able to tell what they are.

Les dents d'acier
by DrKDB

Comment:
Interesting subject and the compositon is attractive too. I have a feeling that mono has lost something in this. B&W seems to have more impact too if you increase the contrast a little to give a little more emphasis to the textures and shades. Also it's just a little unsharp but that would be the case if you didn't sharpen it after reducing it to 640x

Bob no!
by senoj

Comment:
Just too much out of focus. It really only needs one little thing to be sharp for the effect you're trying to get. That would disguise what the actual patterns really are but also show people that the OOF was deliberate

Learning Curves
by Prism

Comment:
Very very good. Great light on the blue and a really well balance composition. Could appear in a corporate reception area aas a quality piece of art

Kodak Moments
by nemesise1977

Comment:
Interesting, kind of gave it away with the title. I wonder why you didn't rotate to get the verticals correct. It sort of looks sloppy and therefore not planned or cared about