Tripod Topper
by awpollard

Comment:
I really like your control of the highlights and contrast in the details; very defined and defect free. The shadow and composition is slightly weird to me. While the entire reflection of the object is cool, I feel it detracts a bit from the product. With advanced editing, it would be better IMO to have faster fade to black on the reflection (to tone it down a bit) and focus emphasis on the product. (I was imagining seeing this picture in a photo magazine as an add and thinking about it that way.) There are really strange artifacts in the reflection, what is that all about?

Black Tiger prawns in garlic and basil oil with Balsamico sirup
by Puckzzz

Comment:
Nice, didn't expect my being hungry while voting might influence my vote... Looks delicious!

Jaeger-LeCoultre 'Reverso' Dual Face Timepiece
by signal2noise

Comment:
Excellent perspective. You've shown me the front and back of this unique and challenging object to photograph. The uniqueness of the watch and composition causes me to stop and look closer. Highlights seem to be controlled to the top and bottom of the object and do not obstruct the detail.

PEARL iZUMi
by rex

Comment:
I really get a great sense of the product, the front/top design and textures, while at the same time the details of the pedal clips and atypical traction design. Lighting is good and even, lighting the entire product, possibly slightly over exposed in the tip of the bottom shoe, but that area might very well be all white with little detail anyhow.

Armani Attitude
by sekarmalathy

Comment:
Great control of the highlights, while still lighting the object to clearly show the details.

by Bernard_Marx

Comment:
I like this image. There is something about it that has a dream like feel to it. Perhaps its the carefree expressions. Its amazing how other-worldly earth can be.

Day 22: Red Arrows
by bobonacus

Comment:
This shot is amazing! The photograph is technically perfect. The head on angle and timing of the shot are right on. Equally amazing are the pilots of the aircraft; perfectly spaced, on the same geometric planes as well as precise roll angles. Connect the aircraft and there are 3 perfect parallel lines. Amazing capture! I also like this better than your entry. They're both spectacular.