Indeed, in deed!
by docpjv

Comment:
That's just brilliant. Great composition, though I do have to question the addition of what seems to be a bright sepia, think it would even more strongly as B&W. Regardless, this is one of the best I've seen in this challenge. LOVE the tight crop.

Those Old School Days
by espy2

Comment:
Wicked depth of field, just wicked. Love how you're using elements that are still recognizeable out of focus such as the pens and scantron.

Pythagoras' Theorem
by mesmeraj

Comment:
Why didn't I think of this in school? Chew the evidence!

Bored of Education
by scalvert

Comment:
Very charming, love the touch with the glasses tilted off of the nose,. caught in the act. By the way, great DOF, color, and all-around composition.

weighted dice
by Stagolee

Comment:
Love the concept, I've seen so many card/die pictures but this does something different. Two things I would recommend...first, technically the image is too grey..perhaps messing with your aperture/exposure would help. Second is compositionally....one thing to consider helping with the balance of your photograph is perhaps showing a bit more of that drill bit - showing the length of it and giving some more empty/black space could make it even more potent.

Xray Vision
by donniev

Comment:
Tis concept is pretty good. I do want to comment on this because I think the photo is too grey, you don't really get a good feel for the absolute black or absolute white and I think it could benefit from just a tad more contrast.

I was just reading one more chapter, Mom...
by rachelellen

Comment:
This reminds me of when I was a kid....I used to do this exact same thing....read secretly at night with the flashlight. It's charming to see this today in a world of Gameboys and 24/7 cable TV.

But I Slipped You a $20!
by alanfreed

Comment:
Something tells me not even the refs can help the Ravens this year. ;)

Off to vote!
by graphicfunk

Comment:
No critical comment, but just wanted to say this was pretty cute.

Lil' Hiding Monkey
by wavelength

Comment:
I've seen a bunch of these photos, but they're typically in bad focus, poorly lit, and/or poor composition. This is the only time I've seen it successfully executed in all three regards. Kudos, love the use of color as well.