30-second exposure taken at night
by AllenP

Comment:
Wow. That's one amazing picture!

The Bridge to the Eastern Shore
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I really really really love this picture.

"The Best Part Of Wakin' Up"
by nicpete

Comment:
The cup of coffee you drink before putting on your glasses? :)

A quiet moment
by Laima

Comment:
Now /there/'s someone you'd like sharing a biscuit with! A nice and playful image. I like the cup too, and the contrast it makes with the darker sweater. Would like to have seen just a little bit more of the young man's mouth though. But well done!

A cup of Comfort
by Sandraatje

Comment:
Mmmm... I really can imagine she is enjoying this moment, but I see just a bit too little of her face to /know/ she does. If the light would have struck just a bit more of her mouth, just a glimpse of her eyes, the picture would be stronger, in my opinion. Nice work, nonetheless!

Morning Ritual
by tanguera

Comment:
Wow.

coffee + work = doable
by ericspatterson

Comment:
Mmmm. Nice cup of coffee. But I can't help to feel a bit funny about it standing of a piece of paper so near the edge of the table. Makes me want to pull that paper, really. But that's just me.

Nice detail, putting those two ther cups in the background.

Cup of Coffee
by quasicamera

Comment:
Somehow all those different materials and textures annoy me. The glass measuring cup, the wood finish, the porcelain saucer, the plastered wall... And they annoy me because the picture is composed in such a way that my attention - after having eyed the strange combination of coffee in such a cup - can only go to those textures. But the textures aren't that much interesting either. So... it itches. And I think it would have been more interesting to me if you'd experimented more with lighting effects and composition. So that there's more to look at.

Who spilled my beans ?
by Shubhi

Comment:
Ooohhh. Magazine contentish. Nice!

Cappucino Love
by Maartenvanast

Comment:
Very cute. A bit dark though. This picture could do with a little more lightness and contrast, I think.