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Challenge: Glass (Classic Editing)
Camera: Canon Digital IXUS
Location: Jackson Memorial High School Jackson, New Jersey
Date: May 5, 2003
Aperture: 2.8
ISO: Auto
Shutter: Auto
Galleries: Still Life, Macro
Date Uploaded: May 6, 2003

Origianlly a negitive space assignment for my digital photography class but it applys to this challenge so why not?

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01/10/2004 08:16:11 PM
I like the way you're thinking here - very non linear, which is refreshing. ;)

For me the fly is a touch too faint but I like the viewpoint and expanse of space.
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05/13/2003 02:53:28 PM
= 3
05/09/2003 08:14:46 PM
LOL. Nice focus on the fly.
05/09/2003 07:24:14 PM
good idea. but more dof would tell the story a bit more.
05/09/2003 01:45:36 AM
LOL! I LIKE this interpretation of the challenge!
05/08/2003 08:35:21 PM
he he he ......

A touch more depth of field would give the image more impact. As it is the background is an abstract painting and could be almost anything.
05/08/2003 11:37:19 AM
Nice photo. focusing done well.
05/07/2003 11:47:33 PM
the glass really doesnt seem to be the main subject here
05/07/2003 11:00:59 AM
I see no glass. The fly is the star. This is a glass challenge, and I prefer the topic of the challenge to be more central (rather than incidental) in the shot before I'll grade it well.
05/07/2003 12:57:14 AM
Cool shot, but no visibile glass here...
05/07/2003 12:15:28 AM
With a little more light coming from the camera side you might have been able to pick up some details on the fly, that would have helped this picture a lot. It does retain a "glass" feeling because clearly hte fly is standing on something, but it doesn't convey the thought of glass to the viewer as much as most would probably want for this challenge.