Just a suggestion author...Since everything in your photo is vertical (f.e the trees)maybe you should shoot this in a vertical frame (vetrical frame adds depth in the photo).That way the corners of the path would be in the corners of the frame,the top of the trees wouldn't be cut & that would add more depth & perspective to your photo.Just an idea!!!

Sppechless...

Kyricom...ade...i didn't undestand a word you said...

Good effort!

Wonderful landscape.Blue,blue sky!!!

The sparkles...they look like they are floating upon your hand!

There's a heart...

Snow!!!Where i live we haven't see snow for over 4 years!

Juicy...
give me some!!!

To much edit on this...lot's of noise but great sky!!!

Lot's of work on this one.Good capture!

Sorry for my late reply author...I think it's much better...don't you?

OK then...happy new year back...!!!

Damn...........you are right

Set's the mood for me...

Is that a N91...?

Abstract...

Very nice collection...There is history here!!!

I never saw before a purple mosquito coil...& i agree with ade!

I see that the chain of the top clock is in the corner of your frame.It would be nice if the other two chains where in the 2 other corners & the clocks in the center(kind of symmetric),but i like it the way it is all so!They look expensive...

Great light & set up here.Is there a special training for this job...?Hahahahaha....

Even the size of the photo is very small i like the way the model holdes the glass.I allso believe that the color of the background is not the best choice!

I like the juxtapotition between the diagonial lines of the spoons & the vertical lines.Great strong colors all so!

P E R F E C T I O N ! ! !

It's a very good photo....no body said it's not!!!

The best i'v seen so far...Regards author!!!

May be you should crop it closer (so the mushroom fills all the frame)Just a thought!!!

I would crop out the botom of the photo so the diagonoal lines of the constraction fitts the corners of your frame!!!

Great perspective...

I think that it would be more plausible if the neck of the bottle was facing towards the glass(i know you wanted to impress the "wrong" gravity of the flow of the wine).Very good attempt!!!

Great focus , set up & colors here...

It looks much better now i think!!!

Fantastic work...I don't know how you guys do this but is awesome!!!

Great photo you got here author...What was your cameras settings...?

Much better i think

Wow with lots of oooooooooo in the middle,just like that WOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!!!!!!!!!Independence day!!!

i would be better (imho) if the corners of the cube where in the corners of your frame & if you crop or re-shoot the photo so you would loose the background on the top part pf your frame.Great idea any way!!!

OK then...i wish you good luck!!!

Maybe you should use an other color as a background so the tomatoes pops up(white maybe).Just a thought!!!

From the angle i see it you should go a little bit forward to have TOTAL symerty...just a little bit forward!Great photo any way.

!!!sey i yllaer od dnif ti lacyrtemmys.Yes i really do find it symmetrical!!!Clever title & description.

Thank you for your kind words my friend...really thank you!

I think that if you could place the model more to the center so his neck would be more symmetric(fitting the frame's corners,all so you could crop it that way) & increase the contrast in PS (so the face & neck"highlight areas" are the only things visible in the photo this would be a piece of art my friend!!!
Any way....a great shot as usual!

...or your light metering should be done in the sky(spot metering).That way the sky in your photos will all ways look blue,with all the clouds(if any) & never blown out!Try it & you will see what i am tallking about!

Now days models are @#!$%#$
5$ each...?
This is pure manipulation.

Hahahahahahaha!!!!!

I don't have any...
I don't have a dslr...
So.....they are JUST fine!!!

If only tha diagonial line of the table was RIGHT in the lower right corner of your frame...Diagonal lines generally work well to draw the eye of an image’s viewer through the photograph. They create points of interest as they intersect with other lines and often give images depth by suggesting perspective.Don't crop it because you 'll loose the botom of the first candle holder.I guess you should shoot it like that in the first place.A great entry...no matter what.Top marks for composition,choice of colors & shapes.I love it.Simple & effective!!!

I like the high-key look of this one...Great set of lens you got here...!!!

You are most wellcome my friend...glad i helped...

A photo contains 3 sections...Forground(in your case the branches),main subject (the subject in focus) & background(the bluered trees & the park).
Ade suggests that you should croop away some of the branches on the lower part of your frame.