I have been carrying this penny in my wallet for the last 12 years so I would never be broke. I used two mirrors to capture the pennies reflection 6 times plus the orginal penny in the foreground. 6+1=7. I found it to be most difficult tasks actually. Simply meaning that to show seven images "exactly" the same of the subject matter. I could have used seven pennies, but they would not be all "exactly the same."
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Very difficult to figure out this complex composition. The reflection idea itself is quite good, but all the other shapes distract the eye. Simplify!
EDIT- I assumed that you would get enough complaints about the image size without me jumping in, so I waited. After you've tweaked your image, make sure that the longest dimension of your image is 640 pixels before uploading (DPI is irrelevant). The small size is costing you at least a full point. Good luck!
I like the idea and have tried it myself (with bad results) but I feel the image is too small and was just posted to get it in the challenge. Work at different types of mirrors that maybe don't have a frame and see if you can get it perfected.
Nice try, but this image is too small. Resize submissions to 600-640 on the long edge. Better luck next time around. You had a good idea here but hampered by bad execution.
Interesting shot but image a bit too small to make out the detail. I recommend you figure out how to use full size allowed by rules - 640 pixels along longest dimension. You'll be glad you did!
This will get rated low because of the size of the photo, if you are having trouble gettin the size down to 150k try reducing the quality' and increasing the size, you will never notice the loos of quality
way too small. As your next to last step, resize to 640 pixels on the long side. Ignore DPI. Then do any shaarpening (like USM 150%, .3, 7 threshold) and when yousave it as a JPG use hte quality/compression setting to get teh file size to 147k or less.
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