Sparking An Interest
by dan_pendleton

Comment:
Dynamic, interesting visually, and tells a story. Excellent! My 10 for the week.

Driven
by casualguy

Comment:
I like the motion.

Tools of the trade
by Chez

Comment:
I really like this idea. My biggest problem is it's too dark. Possilby a brighter colored stocking/garter combination could liven it up as well. 6

Untitled
by JBosie

Comment:
there's a story here, but it's too difficult to see based on the way the shot is framed.

In The Mix
by scab-lab

Comment:
Shame on you for not using real Snapple(TM)! As we all know Snapple(TM) does not have any blue products! Your obvious attempts to sway the voters should earn you a DQ! ;) (Well you did say you wondered when someone was going to comment like that...:))

Great shot, and a well earned ribbon!

Clara

Lemon: from primary to secondary color. Naturally.
by deadbrain

Comment:
Greetings from Critique Club!

Dude, we need to discuss fridge cleaning and hygeine. ;) That said, nice sharp image, and I like the detail on the mold. I also like the yellow background, which helps emphasize the original color of the lemon. The image does provoke an emotional reaction- as evidenced by the other comments you have recieved. I think stronger lighting might have upped the color saturation a bit on the wall, making the image pop out a bit more. Nice idea!

Spectra Glasses
by nathaliedoo

Comment:
Greetings from critique club!

First thing that catches my attention is the starburst reflections. I like the angle you have the glasses at. I also like the reflections you captured in the lenses. Very nice DOF, and good colors! I agree that this is probably better suited for the Secondary Colors challenge, but by now you probably know that. :) Nice job.

pacific skies
by lmhr

Comment:
greetings from the critique club!

The first thing that strikes me in these images is the color. As pointed out by others, I think some space between the images would help greatly.

Daisy - Want a Bone?
by Drake

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club!

This is a beautiful dog and a promising idea. I like the way you tell a story in the image. I think some changes to lighting on this would really improve the overall feel and tone of the images. A darker mat behind the images would also possibly help draw the viewer into the image.

Keep shooting!

Clara

What's under the hood?
by WILDBLUE

Comment:
Greetings from CC Land!

The fact that this particular image doesn't fit this challenge aside, I like what you did here. I like the way you can see the engine under the hood, but not quite see the engine under the hood. I also like the refelctions that frame the engine.

I find the starburst effect distracting on the hood. The car showing to the left also adds a distracting element.

Very well done Photoshop job, and you also had good images to work with.

Clara