Back to the drawing board: Divide by zero = infinite
by Natator

Comment:
it looks like you desaturated everything but the red. i'm not sure why though. red = frustration, perhaps? but the rocketship paper weight looks playful, which detracts from that sense of seeing red. interesting composition, though, and a neat idea for infinity.

A glass a day.........
by MWitt

Comment:
merlot. nice choice. it took me a minute to realize it was a mirror effect. the chopped off lines further down kind of give it away, and i think that looks like your camera above the wine glasses after a certain point, which is a bit of a drag. i like the main composition with this bottle, the black cloth with the red napkin and the glass at the other end. interesting.

Infinite Chinese Soldiers
by Cam

Comment:
i wish you had centered the line more at the horizon.

To the Stars
by Refracted

Comment:
... wow.

wow.

Flight
by claudiadf

Comment:
i've spent a fair amount of time looking at this and i'm still not sure what it is i'm looking at. its an interesting abstract, but i'm not getting any sense of infinity from it either.

Vines... grapes... wine... raisins... jelly... juice... ...infinite possibilities
by DiamondPete

Comment:
this is an interesting image, but if the grapes are the subject i would have liked to have seen more of them, more in focus.

unending
by wetland

Comment:
there's a fair bit of digital "noise" happening in this image that takes away from its quality.

Seemingly Endless Tracks
by dacrazyrn

Comment:
this image is almost lost in the grain. interesting choice of angle. i would have liked to see it tilted just a little more to make the white corner in the upper left more symmetrical in its triangular shape. it probobly would have helped make the track seem more like it was going into infinity as well.

On the road
by puya

Comment:
this would have worked better if you had rotated the image slightly to make the horizon line more horizontal.

Three Little Flowers
by Jeanseb

Comment:
wow. nice composition and framing, and amazing use of the light.