To get this shot, I inverted a glass vase over one of my table lamps. This caused the gradual decrease of illumination along the length of the vase. I then cropped out the bright white portion of the vase and flipped the picture.
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I really like the composition in this image. It's incredibly simple yet very elegant. For me the weakness is that the object that I'm assuming is made of glass doesn't really say glass to me - the qualities of the glass itself aren't really explored or evident.
Lighting is a little low for my tastes but I appreciate that's perhaps a deliberate decision to strike a certain mood.
This -by far- is the most outstanding shot in this challenge (8). The infinite progressive change of hue on the right side is incredible! I also like the composition and minimal simplicity of this shot.
Personally, I would have chosen to crop the potentially erotically suggestive part (lower section). Also coz it's getting so dark here, it appears nearly out of focus. But who am I to argue? I bow.
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