Piercing Blue
by fayebee

Comment by scrumps:
i love the colour the person who's eye it is must be v. beautiful!
10/10
its scrumps btw i have joined up!

which colour shall I use today???
by fayebee

Comment by blemt:
I usually like shallow DOF. I'm going through a shallow dof phase. :) In this image, I'm not totally sure if it helps or not. The light source on the paint tubes feels overly harsh, and leads to reflections that are distracting on the blue background. I'm also wondering if part of the problem might just be color choice? The image feels harshly lit, and the white being the only infocus element enforces that feeling. I might consider diffusing the light source with a piece of paper to soften the light and move the red or orange to be the infocus color. (assuming you are trying to get a shallow DOF shot.) 5

which colour shall I use today???
by fayebee

Comment by KiwiChris:
Great shallow DOF, although the in focus item looks a little soft, and the highlights on the rear tubes are distracting it's otherwise brilliant.

which colour shall I use today???
by fayebee

Comment by Anachronite:
focus on more than one paint to convey then sense of choice

which colour shall I use today???
by fayebee

Comment by srikant:
instead of sharply focusing just first one you could have focused somewhere in middle with slightly deeper depth of field

which colour shall I use today???
by fayebee

Comment by zjnzt:
use deeper DPF and make every one clear would match the topic better becase what I learned from your picture is that you are surely gonna take the first one and not even look at the others.

FEED ME!!!!!!!!!!
by fayebee

Comment by justine:
Maybe try to cover your flash with some tissue paper, plastic lid to keep the glare down. Sweet kitty.

Like Chalk and Cheese
by fayebee

Comment by BrennanOB:
Lovely image, I particularly like the roundness of the oil playing off the shape of the bowl, and fine colors. I am afraid that the title will cost you points as it does not translate into American. Should be a top five.

Like Chalk and Cheese
by fayebee

Comment by Rgarcia:
Very interesting shot. Nice colors and texture. It doesn't convey the message of conflict by itself.

Like Chalk and Cheese
by fayebee

Comment by cmangis:
OK, I'm baffled. This is beautiful, but where is the conflict and what does the title mean? Anyway, lovely work.