The essence of photography?
by TheBromptoneer

Comment:
Like the abstractness of this....I'm not sure I get the title.

Holocaust Memorial by Rachel Whiteread
by ramone

Comment:
Like the receding horizontal lines in this as well as the opposing verticals. I think the strength of the dark horizontal lines will override my need for a slight improvment in the comp. The angles are superb.

"It is all aglow.."
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Nothing personal mr/ms. photographer and this is not directed at you at all....but what it is with frames on this site....you won't allow spot editing and expect the world out of a camera but you allow frames????????????????? Ahhh that's better. Sorry. This is great!!! love the textures and I even like the framing you used as it fits the image so well. Excllent shot!

The Alarm Clock
by bsalu

Comment:
A nice alarm clock macro....composition is so so, you might have chosed to shoot from further back imrpove it.

Clean Slate
by JBosie

Comment:
Ilke the blues and the shadows, but my eye is being taken out of the frame wanting to see more to the right.

Three x Three
by sahko

Comment:
No goodness knows I like a good reflection shot, but I really would have went gaga over this had there been know reflections. Like it much as is.

Angry Princess - AKA - The Right Angled Arms (pun intended)
by tarique

Comment:
Best arm angle so far and by far, like the addition of the another angle with the knife. I find the jewelry adds nothing to this other than a prurient interest in the model which is hardly (no pun intended) necessary for this challenge. The lighting is excellent.

...cutting it right...
by miss parker

Comment:
Wow, how much did the cheese set you back? Nice cutting board for this shot great angle on the plastic, like the shadows. I like the reflection on the knife and it made me think how cool it might have been if you had been able to use a wide cleaver for the the cutting and get more reflection. Nice as it is. BTW love cheese.

Looking Up To Look Down
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Super angles, not happy with the coloring.

stair steppers
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Great POV and find, wonderfully shot....just crop in from the bottom to the left tip of the bottom stair, perhaps nitty but then you would have one pure right angle in the shot.