good ol' blue
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by strangeghost:
Beautiful idea but the slanted reference line is a distraction.

good ol' blue
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by nico_blue:
too symmetric which in turn makes the composition boring. and there really isnt a central point of focus, seems just like 3 objects on a flat reflective surface, placed in a very forced fashion

good ol' blue
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by skylen:
Nice balanced composition. Main problem is the lighting, it's not very interesting coming from the front like that. Too flat and harsh. Is it on-camera flash? (The round shadows made on the wall above the bases of the skinny vases are funny, made by the flash's reflection in the table.)

If lit by natural window light or some nicely diffused indirect lighting, it could be much better. The right vase has some cracked out chunks up top that are distracting.

Order of the Keys
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by shoyles:
The image lacks contrast and saturation. A few minutes with photoshop would bring this image to life.

Order of the Keys
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by Soleil9:
The colors seem a bit washed out, and the subject isn't in focus...

Order of the Keys
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by jenesis:
While this subject meets the challenge criteria, it seems to lack compositional interest and the focus is slightly off. A less busy background and better lighting may help and maybe having the subject slightly off center and at a more interesting angle could help with the composition of the shot. Hope this helps a little.

Order of the Keys
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by HRoxas:
Good texture and simple easy-on-the-eyes color. This photo will benefit from a few enhancements: 1. increase the contrast. 2. Follow the rule of thirds in your composition. 3. Side lighting will show the texture more. 4. Better focus.

good ol' blue
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by joyeaux:
I would play around with the lighting on this one

Order of the Keys
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by taterbug:
Technically ok, but I think compositionally, this is a case where the rule of thirds should have been used.

Order of the Keys
by CrAcKpOt 909

Comment by Bassie:
Definately an everyday object but not a very appealing picture to me. The table cloth seems to have better focus than the keys. 5