OK, maybe it's just me -- but I can't even see any of the flies. The color of the picture is very yellow -- if you have the ability, try to use the white balance in your camera. If you don't maybe adjust them in an image editing program. But more than anything, and as mean as it may sound, I'd suggest looking for a different subject.
The title makes the shot make sense, but there's nothing here to give the eye a place to rest. The shot is too busy and chaotic for my taste. 5-ClubJuggle
Not sure about the concept of this shot, its cluttered with no focus on a specific item. The yellow green cast is a bit too much, I dont get it either because I dont think its a white balance problem because you have visible whites in this shot.
There is really a lot going on here. I think the shot would have had more impact to me if there was a more defined continuity to the objects, and fewer of them. The shot has a lot of potential, but I think with less happening in it, it would be a stronger shot.
poor coloring (very hazy and washed out). bad lighting (causing washed out colors and pixellation). composure needs work (the wooded part on top doesn't work well with the rest of the image).
don't see any flies, but can see why you expect them imminently. not a very appetizing photo. the yellow tint doesn't help. and the wine glass looks too clean. this photo just doesn't do anything for me, sorry. -- gr8photos (2)
Was the yellowish cast intentional? If not, adjusting the white balance on your camera, if possible, or in post-processing, if accessible, may eliminate it for you. There may simply be too much "stuff" in this picture, especially with the empty space behind it. If the entire countertop (?) had been full of stuff, it would look more intentional.
This picture is completely uninteresting. Clutter like this in a house is not pleasing to the eye, and not in a photograph either. Also, white balance seems off (photo is too yellow) and also seems "noisy" (lots of pixel noise)
There is too much of a yellow tint to your lighting. Also, I'm wondering why you would want to photograph a cluttered countertop. If I know I have company coming, I tried to hide my junk.
This is a little too busy to suit my own taste.. the yellow tint may be removed with some white balance or level adjustments in software... = 3 - jmsetzler
I think there is just too much stuff in this shot... though a lower angle might help with that. There is also too much noise. Use a lower ISO and use a tripod if you have to.
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