A Universe Inside My Glass
by fstopstigmata

Comment by posthumous:
to see the universe in a glass of beer... that is the job of the artist. a 9 for you.

A Universe Inside My Glass
by fstopstigmata

Comment by PatticusRonin:
Best so far

A Universe Inside My Glass
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Comment by rick13601:
Nice capture.

A Universe Inside My Glass
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Comment by timfythetoo:
Eeeewwww!!!! LOL. Great shot and the perfect title.

A Universe Inside My Glass
by fstopstigmata

Comment by BeckyT:
This is very interesting idea.

Lunar Eclipse: A Rare Perspective
by fstopstigmata

Comment by LalliSig:
Really hard to rate this over 5, I mean, it´s not even in focus. Had this shot been crystal clear and the moon filled up more of the frame I might have rated this pretty high but as it is, it got a 3 from me, mostly for image quality. Not trying to offend, just make a rule of at least telling people why when I vote 3 or less.

Lunar Eclipse: A Rare Perspective
by fstopstigmata

Comment by GoodEnd:
Unfortunatelly you don´t:
- Shows the moon perspective (relationship of depth of a subject or representing a 3D subject in 2D).
- Shows a new point of view of the moon (a misconcept very common in this challenge), like taking a picture from the moons surface or orbit.

Then, I need to tell you: DNMC!

Lunar Eclipse: A Rare Perspective
by fstopstigmata

Comment by anmldoc:
ok...nice creative attempt. The moon needs to be in better focus I think in order to really make this shot better. I do like the coloration though.

Lunar Eclipse: A Rare Perspective
by fstopstigmata

Comment by fencekicker:
I saw this moon... I just thought it was very hazy out and didn't realize it was an eclipse. Its out of focus though, and probably won't do so well in this challenge since it doesn't have anything in the foreground to give a sense of depth created by the phenomena called perspective, where things closest appear large and those farther away appear small.

Lunar Eclipse: A Rare Perspective
by fstopstigmata

Comment by TheStick:
Nice use of negative space. I wonder if a more "silvery" hue/color might make it pop more.