Nasturtiums And Nightshade
by GeneralE

Comment:
Interesting contrast of sun and shade in combination with the wrinkly look of the petals.

Sparkling Traces
by eloise

Comment:
Hi Eloise, thanks for your comment on my pic. For what it's worth I also took a shoot much like yours, but the light wasn't quite right and the glass didn't show up well, so I submitted my lower-ranking image instead. You'll see that comments are frequently contradictory (a good thing!)and generally indicate that some voters seem to spend less than around 10 seconds thinking about an image before casting a vote. I usually mark these as helpful, anyway, as it is good feedback, sort of.
Don't be bitter, I thought your photo of glass in an everyday context was worth a 7, It shows more imagination and photographic acumen than the majority of bland backlit images in the challenge.

Message edited by author 2003-05-14 16:24:35.

Romantic Glass
by SKatragadda

Comment:
Good atmosphere, nice texture to the colours.

Purple Pillars (stained glass detail)
by magnus

Comment:
The heavy border helps the detail towards abstraction, while the hand & book effectively point it back towards the whole that it is part of.

Simple.
by Geocide

Comment:
... and effective. The object looks quite solid, but I think the white space below makes it seem to float in space.

Pool of Glass
by finnur

Comment:
This angle makes my head swim.

Old Glass Impressionism
by pupparazzo

Comment:
This has a pleasing, earthy ambience.

Curves in Glass
by ploogiea

Comment:
Nicely fleshed-out ambiguity.

Round the Bend
by Budweezer

Comment:
Effective, restrained mix of colour and greyscale.

Bus Stop
by t_kotzak

Comment:
The grainy finish is a nice touch.