Eastern Phoebe
by jjstager2

Comment:
that is quite possibly the ugliest thing I've ever seen. I find the mouth to be intriguing, it's definitely not an angle you see very often.

my biggest irk here is the crop of the rear birds beak. 6

Fit for a Dog
by nGallahan

Comment:
congrats on your top 5!

I gave this a 6. technicals seem good, I like the idea, I just was perplexed on your expression.
Susie must have been exhausted after all those outtakes, give her a good rubdown for her time

Fridge of a scientist
by roksibanc

Comment:
I gave this one an 8.

The idea and execution were both well done. Congrats on your top 5

Tea, Melon, Milk, Water & an Apple
by kenskid

Comment:
I really enjoyed this shot, and the creativity and prep work that went into it. I voted it a 7. For me what kept the score from being a bit higher is that the yellowish hue in the fridge is less than attractive. A more pure/whiter color would have made things look a little more crisp. I also wish the crop was a bit more symmetrical, maybe by cropping the left side a bit.

the breathing room at the top is nice, and I like the items in the drawer, they help to anchor the laptop to the fridge.

the forgotten
by disassociation

Comment:
Must say, I really felt this should have placed higher.

Buttons
by Elaine

Comment:
reminds me a bit of an H2 image

Midnight snack attack
by ShutterPug

Comment:
this looks like a shutterpug shot.

My dog used to sleep in front of the fridge at night, no snacking after she went to bed.

Hot Shots
by KarenNfld

Comment:
i'm not sure if this is the case or not, but it makes sense in my head:

for black/black without light reflections, you could use a piece of glass/acrylic that is lit from below. If you have a black card as your background it should reflect and create the black/black look, with intense color inside the glasses, and just a bit of a hairlight.

here's something I found:

//www.photoblog.com/penguinphotos/2009/04/01/

All Mixed Up
by TEB

Comment:
the colors are interesting, as is the 'shot from above' perspective, but the lighting leaves a lot to be desired, it's a bit splotchy all over, and doesn't really help emphasize the composition at all.

Blue+Yellow=Green
by nickyb

Comment:
with this same title, it could have been interesting if the blue and yellow liquid were pouring and being combined to make a new green liquid.

as it sits now, i find the back light to be really distracting. it looks like a huge alien head staring at me as I vote.