GraphiCard
by JMart

Comment:
Would prefer a much more diffuse screen of the circuit board. It has overpowered the original drop.

Tiny Plant
by bjoern

Comment:
Excellent! Looks like a diorama. Just need a few small lizards and this becomes a prehistoric landscape. DOF and background work so well together.

LG day-2
by scwalsh

Comment:
Picture of an LED screen. ICK. Redeeming quality is the focus and detail of the pixelation in the screen itself and would max out a strong finish if that focus was cropped in to include nothing but the screens detail.

day 3
by scwalsh

Comment:
The best of this series. Crisp, nice contrast. Perfect focal Depth and a solid diagonal that leads through the image!

day 4
by scwalsh

Comment:
I like the coloration, but red gets killed on this site (not sure why, but it looks mottled) Not even remotely concerned with the highlight on the left, but it would get killed in a challenge. Would be a great composition for a directional/compass challenge!

day 5
by scwalsh

Comment:
Tonal range/lack of contrast in this makes it a bit flat. Would like to see the histogram stretched a bit on this one and think it would pop a lot more.

day 6.jpg
by scwalsh

Comment:
I love it. Not head on, not flat. Great position on the square vs circle and happy to see the edges in each corner. Bit of a purple tint on this that makes me feel like there is a light casting that could have been shifted back to chrome/silver.

day 7
by scwalsh

Comment:
A great choice for the end of the week and your cellphone series!

day 8
by scwalsh

Comment:
This appears like the curves are inverted. (Kind of like my fly image) I think that the angle of lighting on this one hurt badly. It has great potential, think an approach from the tip at an angle would have worked better, else, a background that compliments the silver of the screwdriver.

day 9
by scwalsh

Comment:
Good crop. Subject is unique and worthy of study. Angle of approach is flat/sideways and creates minimal interest. An approach from the front or top at a leading angle with diminishing DOF would really add to the study of the trigger and sprayer/spicket? Grey background helps to keep flat surface lighting even, but really competes with the subject. In a DPC voted tools challenge, I would predict a 4-5. As a side challenge presentation a great choice for study.