Cherry Tomato on Crystal
by LindaLee

Comment:
Nice refractions of light in the crystal, and good use of negative space, heheh. I think its a very nice photo, but the tomato could be in better focus I think. It seems a bit blurred to me.
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Konador

Lemon Drop
by joanns

Comment:
I like the whole yellowness of this shot. Its good how you appear to have got the lemon floating above the jug, and still kept a drop of juice on it. I have a couple of down points aswell. I think the glare on the jug is a bit too bright. True, it adds contrast to the piece, but I think it should be a little less bright. Also, the shadow on the lemon behind is green, and I think that takes away a bit from the prominently yellow photo. I'm not sure how you could have avoided this. One last thing, The whole photo seems slightly out of focus to me. Now this most likley is that when you resized the photo down, it caused a blur, even if the original photo was in perfect focus. Try adding a sharpen filter to it.
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-Konador

Too Much Pressure
by lionelm

Comment:
Great macro shot. It captures very nice detail. I love the vibrant orange colour next to the pale metal of the "thing". I think maybe you could have zoomed in a bit to get rid of that plain area in the top right, to improve the photo's impact a bit, but other than that, great photo!
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Konador

Stir Fry Frenzy
by lisae

Comment:
i like this shot, it is a refreshing change to the other photos and is also pretty good. I like the intentional blur because it adds movement and sound. (Okay I'm Bonkers, you dont have to tell me, but the blurryness adds life, and therefor I can hear it cooking.) -- Konador

A Long and 'Rinding' Road
by chrisab

Comment:
a great 5th place! congrats. this was my personal fav!

A Long and 'Rinding' Road
by chrisab

Comment:
This is by far my favorate image in the challenge this week. The idea is great and you've pulled it off superbly. The vivid colours, lighting, and focusing are all fantastic!! 10, there is no doubt -- Konador

Zoink!
by KarenB

Comment:
Very nice photo. The background is busy, so makes this shot more interesting, but it isnt too distracting. That's always a good thing :).
I think to improve the photo you could ask your model to widen the eyes, and raise the eyebrows, to give a more scared look! Failing that, you could just put a normal apple on his head and then REALLY fire an arrow at him. That should get you a more scared looking expression.
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Konador

Genetic Engineering
by autool

Comment:
One of my fave shots this week. Altho this idea has been used in a few other shots I like this the best because it is simple, and the 2 totally opposite colours are great. Red and Yellow (and a blue background) all the primary colours, its awesome. I think it could look better if the banana skin was at a slightly different angle tho, so you can see all 3 peels without one being hidden, but I still vote this a big fat 10! - Konador

Strawberry Wine
by DougPaz

Comment:
I like this photo very much, I gave it a 7, and the comments I give will be quite nit-picky, so be warned.

Its a nice composition but you must take into account out-side of the frame aswell. I can see a blue grate shape reflected in the glass and I think it is quite distracting, and against the red feeling of the photo.

The main strawberry in this photo (at the front) is not fully ripened, and has a white are on the top. You were probably unaware of this while shooting, but a ripened strawberry would look nicer :)

Finally I think the "strawberry wine" is a little weak. I would have likes it to be more af a promanent red colour, rather than the watery solution shows here. Even if that is the actual wine you used, I feel it could have been tampered with to improve the photo.

Oh, one last thing, //www.neatimage.com/ is a great program for cleaning digital noise, of which I can see quite prominently in this photo, check it out :)

Kiwi
by Niten

Comment:
I really like the vibrant colours of this photo. It looks like you have lighted it from behind, which really exaggurates(sp?) the bright greeness of the kiwi. I presume you've cropped this, and you've done a good job. None of the pips have been cut off, which is good, but in the bottom left you can see where the kiwi stops, maybe you could crop that out without cutting a pip, but I'm not sure. Most people probably wouldnt notice this but I'm just trying to help by making suggestions.
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Konador