My first "setup" shot ever... taken at home on an inverted fluorescent shop light with a champagne-colored satin bedsheet on top for color. Reflection was created by placing a thin sheet of window glass beneath the cube. The glass cube has been internally fractured with a laser at various points, creating the 3-dimensional design you see here.
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It looks as though you were limited with what you could have done with this subject. If you could have gotton closer to show the detail of the stunning structure your picture would have been improved significantly.You held quite steady for your exposure but a tripod would be a must use item in this situation. 5
Very interesting subject to look at and the reflection is great. Call me picky, but I like a picture with a little more umph to it. That neat building alone just doesn't do it. However, this is a high quality picture, so it does deserves a higher score. Good job.
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