'top' attempt
by chele

Comment by notonline:
As interesting as the photo is I don't like it. I'm not sure if its the clarity issue or the brightness level. Perhaps a little slower shutter speed would have made for a better photo. Good luck in this challenge. <5>

'top' attempt
by chele

Comment by muur88:
great composition. the similiarly patterened box in the corner with lines leading to the top. the box being the straight object and the top being all wobbly. not sure i described that in very artistic terms. also the subdued colors and noise are just perfect in my mind. i wish your title gave me more faith in the planning of the shot, but perhaps i'm just misunderstanding it. all in all, very intriguing work. also in regards to composition i like how both objects are cut by the borders.

'top' attempt
by chele

Comment by Jutilda:
Good contrast with the white background. The box in the back left balances it without being distracting.

'top' attempt
by chele

Comment by lissylou:
would like this more if the top were spining steady, it just looks blurry to me

'top' attempt
by chele

Comment by UNCLEBRO:
looks over exposed, but I think it adds to the picture in this case.
let's hope other people think the same.

'top' attempt
by chele

Comment by RKT:
I like this one very much....the colors, the composition, the whimsical aura and those happy little smiley faces....very sweet.

Rural Graffiti
by chele

Comment by chele:

Originally posted by jseyerle: The road below has competely blown out this shot.

ok but that's the sky.

Rural Graffiti
by chele

Comment by audinut:
Interesting shot but a confusing angle.

Rural Graffiti
by chele

Comment by tsheets:
Not sure about the rotated orientation. got to love the CA. You might be able to desat the blue to minimize it, there doesn't seem to be much else that is blue in this shot.

Rural Graffiti
by chele

Comment by taterbug:
Good subject, and composed in an interesting manner. Appears to be some exposure problems though. The sky is really blown out, and there is some serious chromatic abbhorations along all the contrasting edges of wood and sky. Perhaps a different time of day would produce stronger results? Or maybe even under exposing with some fill flash.