Oops! (original image_ID=36236)
by Nobody

Comment:
beautiful take on the original. nice and sharp, clean, simple - I like that you added the whisk - lighting is great, no harsh reflections... no nitpicks even

Whiterook's "Shifting Sands" (522887)
by Bear_Music

Comment:
wow, this looks almost like the same place as the original. beautiful remake. I love your colors, the compostion, the sharpness - even the cloud shadows add interest (also fantastic that your horizon is straight)

Morning Coffee #45691
by h2

Comment:
beautiful remake of the original. very sharp, interesting background, great composition - the only thing is you're probably getting comments on the light reflections

"Beauty Remains" (Bits & Pieces Challenge)
by LizArtDesign

Comment:
very nice take on the challenge. everything looks great - very sharp, beautiful colors, no harsh glare on the glass - the only nitpick would be if you could possibly get the background whiter and the contents of the bowl just a tad brighter without affecting the glass reflections

30 Seconds or More - City on Fire
by Cutter

Comment:
very beautiful take on the original. love your sky though it looks a bit grainy. your city is perfect, very sharp and perfectly lit. I think for your personal pic, I would try to clone out the green road sign at the bottom

Rhythm III
by mango

Comment:
nice take on the original - the background is a little distracting and your keys don't seem to have much sharpness and could use some more contrast. the angle is interesting and this is a definite improvement over the original

Eye See It All Now - Self Portrait VI
by scooter88

Comment:
very nice - I love it. very sharp, love the selective bright blue, the lighting a little harsh, but I think it suits

Pretty Little Flower - Best of 2007
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
nice take on the original - I think your colors could have been brighter and your dof a little deeper. overall, I like the composition, and the focus where it's at is pretty sharp

blurry dreams of a lost childhood
by tnun

Comment:
I think you've captured the feel that the original photographer was trying to create. I think this photo is a hard one to redo in the first place. maybe doing more of a close-up to a particular piece of playground equipment could have given this more interest. I think you did a great job keeping the focus and the lighting good with such a dark (outside) photo

Complementary Portrait - A Tribute to 'Dark Portrait'
by mchalmers

Comment:
I like that you used the actual complementary colors - your lighting could have been better... or maybe you used photoshop to turn your background orange. the orange seems to be flooding onto your model and shadow looks odd. your focus seems pretty good and I like the composition