Through the looking glass
by Corey

Comment:
I really love Atlanta... this is a very nicely executed photo.. Can't make any suggestions for improvement.. The subtle 'upside down' reflection in the glass of water is very nice... :)

Butterfly Resting
by indigo997

Comment:
Nice shot! I am glad you didn't zoom in much tighter on the butterfly... the other objects in the photo give good reference to the butterfly being upside down :)

After the Game
by karmat

Comment:
Nice shot... Polo? I don't think they play much polo in North Carolina.. Good job!

View in a Spoon
by BAMartin

Comment:
Very nice shot! This young lady looks captivated by her own image in the spoon... good job!

Upside Down Glock
by David Ey

Comment:
This looks like a rendition of the absolut dpchallenge bottle in the background. interesting concept... i would prefer the end of the gun barrel and the small vase not be clipped out of the edge of the photo...

Blue Moon Spoon
by greenem2

Comment:
This is one of my favorites this week for sure.. .the lighting is great... that one wierd EYE really sets this photo apart :) The textures from the lighting in the spoon are excellent... good job!!

Walk a few thousand miles in our shoes.
by Corey

Comment:
This shot definitely has the 'timberland' feel to it. I can see this as a magazine ad with no trouble :) good job!

The Blackest of Vodkas
by Manic

Comment:
The concept and angle on this photo is really nice. The lighting is just a little bright and the focus on the bottle logo deteriorates significantly towards the bottom of the bottle. I'm not sure what camera is in use here, but there is possibly a better exposure setting for this shot. I would try it with a smaller aperture and a longer shutter speed... I would also attempt to make the lighting a little less obtrusive. Nice job!

Wheels of Time
by janfries

Comment:
I like the layout of this shot and the reflections are nice too :) The lighting on the face of the clock may be a little weak and I see those pesky vertical lines in this photo. I remember these in two of the stopped motion photos and I believe the resulting conclusion was a problem with an add on lens or something like that. I won't detract from my score for that at all though... Good Job!

SEPTA: It's Better Than Driving!
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
I, personally, would have tried to make the train cars a larger part of this photograph...