table of enlightenment
by fencekicker

Comment by adrian45:
Subtle colours, I suspect a bit of Polarising here, but I may be wrong

Nice restrained contrast, and all the facets are displayed. I think I would be tempted to enhance the colour in this shot, and boost contrast in the two colour panels to push the idea a bit more

Good luck with your very nice image

table of enlightenment
by fencekicker

Comment by Lilhoop:
very nice use of the crystals

table of enlightenment
by fencekicker

Comment by rick13601:
This photo has potential. I wish it was bigger and brighter.

table of enlightenment
by fencekicker

Comment by YourBuddyFlo:
pretty good, it almost looks computer generated

Prickly skinned, but so soft within...
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Comment by ticktockdoc:
A little busy with no real place to land.

Taking Time
by fencekicker

Comment by ticktockdoc:
A little soft. Perhaps seeing the hands in a different position such as 4:10 may have conveyed a better image of the clock.

Taking Time
by fencekicker

Comment by Grahve:
Not sure that the composition quite works for me. It may be better if we could see more of the clock and the hand of the clock. Good idea though

Taking Time
by fencekicker

Comment by GrayGhost:
Nice idea. Nice duotone choice, but overall image feels too midtone - please consider adjustment to brighter levels.

Taking Time
by fencekicker

Comment by BeeCee:
Sepia works well for this.

Taking Time
by fencekicker

Comment by glad2badad:
Well, it's different. Wish the hand was in focus instead of the clock - or maybe both with more DOF would be best yet. Lighting could be stronger (yet diffused), and a polarizer would reduce some glare on the clock face glass. Compositionally, it's too tight. Need a little breathing room for the subject. I like how you used a black background. Good luck in the challenge.