Nothingness

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I would have liked to have seen less contrast in this shot, and the depth of field is frankly lousy...

Sorry, Pal. I've spent days doing nothing and creating nothing. So I can't give you full credit for creativity. If you could package this as a food and I could eat nothing for a few days, then you'd have something really valuable. BTW, oh, ...nothing.

Since your ratings already run from 1/1 to 7/7, there is nothing I can add.

You did a good job capturing a lack of inspiration...

What an interesting shot...

WOW! i love the saturated colors and contrast in this photo! and such an interesting perspective!!....just kidding

I beg to differ.

Ah, "nothing"... the perfect gift to give the person for whom nothing is enough... t

Thanks Bob: I sometimes come here when my monitor glass needs cleaning. I can easily see any dust and smudges that need to be removed. Nice service you provide - thanks again...

6/5 Something about it reminds me of Sienfeld.

very a lot of original. compliments for the contrast:)

This photo is neither good nor bad but just the opposite of it.

Perhaps a frame?

The great thing about this offering is that we can copy it to PS and enlarge it enough to crank out posters -- with NO loss of definition or color saturation!

But I do have a question: Is there a copyright on this image? If I crank out out with a slightly different color or change the perspective (height and width) will I be in violation of copyright?

This is the ultimate image. No rules broken. Not over or underexposed. No overly bright highlights or obscured shadow areas. No lens flare, no abberations, jpeg artifacts. The only thing to be debated is how it is cropped. If you crop a bit off the right side, it would more likely fit a standard frame or full page print from an inkjet. You might rethink how it is cropped.