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Comment by csb:
dude, exactly where is the reflection in this photo? I'm trying my hardest to give you credit here... are you being figurative about staring at a cup of coffee, aka, "reflecting"?

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Comment by timj351:
I don't understand. Is there a reflection that I am missing?

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Comment by Jacko:
Very nice. Too bad I can hardly see the reflection. I'll give you a 9

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Comment by Washington Webfoot:
Am I missing the theme here?

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Comment by Ruben:
Please forgive my ignorance, but I fail to see the reflection, maybe because i don't know what dpjava is, if it is a software program, ans for your dpjava is like cold coffe, well.

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Comment by Garden Weasel:
Good contrast

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Comment by Meggie:
What an awesome idea! I put it in photoshop and was able to see the reflection more by putting the brightness up and contrast down. Would like to see reflection more clearly..otherwise great and very creative!

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Comment by CPattee:
I really like the contrasting colors on this one.

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Comment by spiderman:
glad i came back and looked at this again - if your monitor isn't adjusted JUST RIGHT, you can't see the reflection - at least I didn't the 1st time -- that means you're moving up from 2 to 8

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Comment by just-married:
I had some help on this one. I had to turn the brightness on my monitor to it's max in order to see this reflection. I don't know if it's my monitor that's off or yours, but perhaps when the challenge is over you can start a thread in the forums using your photo as an example for gamma settings or monitor calibration? Anyway, good shot, though I wish the reflection were stronger. 6, just-married