Ordinary Forks, Extraordinary Shadows
by tyt2000

Comment:
Really fun idea! Well executed, too, though some of the forks have some harsh highlights. But I'm being nitpicky. This is a good shot. 8

Just A flower
by tragicharpy

Comment:
I have a hard time seeing a flower as mundane, but I love how you've isolated the flower here with both light and color and focus. it would also be nice to have the entire flower in focus.

The Fiddle Player
by timj351

Comment:
I have a hard time seeing any human being as mundane, but I so like this image. the balance and tones are very nice, and the clarity is super.

Levers and Slots (or maybe just a hairbrush)
by dsa157

Comment:
This image belongs in those magazine games where you have to guess what the macro shot is. Very interesting work! Composition and light are used well here. 9

Peace & Love
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Nice, high key approach here. Just a fun image! 8

Kitchen Plastics
by carlacryptic

Comment:
The bowls seem to glow! I love the effect. you may want to experiment with cropping tighter, or using a different background, though, as the paper, table, and square things don't seem to add to your communication. I love how the bowls are slightly askew and not perfectly placed. It adds details that are more interesting to look at.

Fork and Shadow
by orussell

Comment:
Interesting angle, added to the nice use of light and shadow, makes this fork special!

Box
by tomlewis1980

Comment:
Clever! I love the message on the box, which added to your lighting makes this box special indeed.

Morning light - Bread and knife - Winter 2004.
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Exquisite tones, and an interesting point of view. Good balance too. This is super work. 10

not peas again....
by nordic

Comment:
Nice work! The fork is a nice lead-in to the shot, and adds both interest and balance. Lighting is nice and bright, glorifying the peas just enough to make them interesting without overwhelming us with some kind of magic. The image suffers in clarity just a little, but I still like it a lot. 8