Sparkling Wheat
by Younger

Comment:
The multiple reflections of the sun create a compelling effect, and the whole is nicely framed, with the major diagonal flow crossing the band of cloud. I particularly like the way the topmost sunburst sits almost directly in front of the topmost whisp of cloud.

It looks more like highly polished steel than glass, though...

North Window
by billymontegro

Comment:
I can't help but feel that this would have worked better as a colour shot. There's a nice interplay of light & dark happening through the open window, which blends into light & dark respectively through each pane of glass. With the original greens and browns intact, this would've made the panes much more interesting, I think.

Lost
by pacpinto

Comment:
A nice piece of still life. And a story being told - you can imagine somebody somewhere anxiously searching through their pockets...

But not much happening with the glass, as such. And I find I'm a bit distracted by how unnaturally flat the sand is.

Glass Candle Holder on a Glass Table
by chalice

Comment:
The colours here are very seductive. White segues to yellow, orange, brown, then finally black - very hypnotic. It would make for an interesting duotone.

I'm not sure the reflection quite works, though. Too much of a mirror image. Maybe if the shot had been taken from higher up, or if the reflection had added a unique tone, it might've worked better. You could even have some fun taking this shot from different angles, and seeing how they look upside down...

in-side-out-side-in
by tate

Comment:
I think making this monochrome was the right choice.

You've captured the essence of window reflection well here. My eye is drawn back and forth between items on either side of the glass. Very tricky to achieve, I imagine.

Angelino's Wall
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
A bold and striking composition, but glass?

The Swan
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
Lots of intriguing reflection and refraction going on here. And nicely framed; though perhaps just a bit untidy in the bottom right, with elements drifting out of frame.

Chihuly Onion
by sheapod

Comment:
Where's the glass? I see water...

Worlds Obscured
by Imagineer

Comment:
A nice moody shot, which the dirty glass helps to enhance.

I would have cropped much more tightly from the top. There's a lot of nothing happening up there. And maybe trimmed back on how much of the outside we can see - just enough to provide a frame. I think the space on the right works well, though; opening up a sense of the subject staring into empty space.

Honey Eater
by BrianR

Comment:
The subdued use of blues and golds works well here, creating a serene ambience.

I would have cropped a little differently, though - leaving just a bit more of a gap at the top, and cropping closely to the lowest point of the blue petal's reflection at the bottom.

And I'm a bit puzzled about what the thing above the flower is - maybe a different angle would've left me a little more enlightened.