The Accident
by Kylie

Comment:
This is cool! I like how patterns form in the sheet metal. I would have cloned out the yellow traffic signal thingy.

SPLAT!!!
by rickhd13

Comment:
Looks good in b/w. Very random splat pattern. I don't know if the cropping works, however. I think if the splat was positioned higher in the image and if it was cropped more evenly it would look much better. Or if the photograph was taken level and then rotated, say, 45 degrees...might look good, too. Also, rule of thirds.

Freedom
by leaf

Comment:
This image reminds me of a scene in "American Beauty" where the neighbor kid films a plastic bag. Anywho, it looks good but a bit over sharpened (the bag). Maybe because it is moving, hard to tell. Extra points for originality! 7

Translucidity
by pcody

Comment:
Great macro shot! I think it would have been better if it were taken closer to the grass.

Luz
by davidbedard

Comment:
Heh, appropriate title! I like the warm glow of the lamp shades although the middle shade is showing some excessive compression. And there's a weird spot in the upper left that could have been cloned out as well as the top of that shade. 7.

Brain Impulse Galvanoscope Record And Transfer
by Geo_Griffin

Comment:
Nice shot of a slinky, er the Brain Impulse Galvanoscope Record And Transfer unit. :) I think your lighting was a bit harsh as evidenced in the center "hub" on the right side. If the light was muted somewhat and maybe even converted to b/w, this would be outstanding. Oh, and maybe make sure the hub is centered in the photo or that the whole image is symmetrical.

Flight
by goinskiing

Comment:
I like the arrangement and subject. Lighting looks a bit flat making the rest of the image appear dull. Fiddle with the levels a bit as an experiment to enhance contrast.

ridges
by muckpond

Comment:
This would have scored much higher if the water spots were not there.

Garden Abstract
by willtata

Comment:
Hmm...I see an amoeba. I'm just kidding. But seriously, I don't get it.

Blue Negative
by Neuferland

Comment:
Very interesting image, I must say. I like the varying shades and hues of blues and the "flower" in the center is eerie. Did you use an IR filter?