Cutlery Reflections
by JeB

Comment:
This is a very original shot. It would be great hanging in a local pizza restaurant.

Analog to Digital
by magnetic9999

Comment:
Photography & Music. Any other arts? Fortune cookie reads: "You seem to be a person with deep feelings."
Congrats on a great picture.

Ghostlight
by ninauller

Comment:
Very well done. The reflection is both dual image and yet artistically one picture.

Entertainment Tonight
by floyd

Comment:
There were a few shots into the TV screen this challenge. Yours is definitely the best.

Light Reflection and Refraction from CDs on Stucco Wall
by paganini

Comment:
I have also "played around" extensively with CD reflections. Congrats on a very good picture.

Reach for the Stars
by onthegomama

Comment:
I still haven't figured out what I'm looking at, but it is very intriguing.

Rose Water
by focus

Comment:
Admittedly, it was a difficult shot to pull off. I made several variations of the shot and got the best DOF I could (given the equipment).
The original shot was considerable larger and the submitted shot was cropped considerably. For those that feel they could have done better, I'd love to see it, really.

dpjava
by m_square

Comment:
I've checked this picture on a couple of monitors now. I don't see a reflection anywhere.

Mystery
by ashandipants

Comment:
Not sure how you managed to catch your eyes in two different positions. That is the only distracting thing about this picture. But I like it so much I would recommend you retake it and frame it. Also, keep it in your portfolio to show others.

YOUTH'S PASSING
by cjmorgan59

Comment:
Yap, "the bloom of youth" (as the Bible notes) is like the passing of the wildflowers. Its a bummer getting old. I want to be 18 again.
Enough editorializing. Wonderful idea here. I like it very much. The blurred youth picture helps the viewer to know that it is "the past" while the focus on your face is the current reality. -Bart ("focus")