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Comment by Cub:
your shoes untied.. keep moving!! Great catch. Good composition. I would have liked to see it larger.. Cub

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Comment by Malokata:
You forgot "Parker" and "Pixley." I like your titling, but the picture is a bit too blurry, especially along the left, for my tastes.

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Comment by Turbotech:
Hmmmmm.

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Comment by cq107:
59! you were robbed... another one of my top 10 this week...

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Comment by spiderman:
an abandoned (?) water reservoir alongside the Brea Canyon highway (now much less traveled since the 57 freeway was built) -- i've seen some livestock in the area, but they must be grazing up from the other side of the hills - there's no other sign of life along the hillside, save for the barbed wire and the trash

as for the washed-out sky - well, this whole week was overcast, and i was lucky to find a patch of green that was lit up enough to make an interesting photo

oh well - the winners were out of my range this week anyway :)

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Comment by arnit:
Lovely colors. Good choice of borders! Excellent composition.

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Comment by erin_m02:
Lovely, lush colors. The green grass and the rust compliment each other.

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Comment by cq107:
EXCELLENT COLOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (don't really care for fake "frames" though) 9

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Comment by jimmythefish:
Nice colours, well balanced. The composition is great. It might be slightly overexposed...the sky is blown out a touch and the background loses some detail as a resuly. still, nice shot.

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Comment by KarenB:
Critique Club Assignment:

Initial: Neat image. Nice bright colors .. like the spiral effect.

Composition: The fish is basically framed in the glass by the colors of it's own reflection. The direction the fish is facing is like an arrow pointing to the reflection of the fish's eyes. This makes a neat image, but I think the impact could be greater if this were flipped horizontally so that the "arrow"-fish were pointing up and to the right where my eyes would like to read from left to right.

Technical: Lighting is generally good. I don't know if the glare on the lower left could have been eliminated. Also, I believe that is you in the reflection. A tripod and remote might help, also maybe some kind of dark fabric or paper surrounding the glass would keep you or the tripod from being reflected in the glass from the outside. I do not know what is causing the speckles.. lint? dirt? ..... ?
Is it a glass or is it a bowl? Are you looking up thru a glass table.
All this confusion adds to the greatness of the image,.. I am just curious now how you did it.

Overall: Needs some improvement, but overall I really think it is a great shot!