Rocket fuel for the 'brown starfish'

I refuse to ask for a definition of the brown starfish. hehehe

I think the first one in this map works best. I'm one of the KISS (Keep It...) photographers. This one has potential but, IMHO, it would work better without the bowl (the chineese letter is a bit distracting and it splits my eye attention); the same goes for the frost on the top two peppers.

 

I like this image a lot! Very graphic and bold use of colour.

It just occurred to me that this is the only photograph in my 'Hot

Stuff' folder that I didn't request a critique for! Your thoughts

and comments are most welcome!

Very good and original work!Regards - Sergei

I am glad you like it!

The chinese letters add character to the picture but those frosted chillies ( specially the middle one, burnt out ? ) disturbs a bit . Over all , kudos for a wonderful composition . Regards ..

What you are seeing on the chillis is frost! I guess if you have to explain a picture then it doesn't really work but thanks for looking anyway!

.."if you have to explain a picture then it doesn't really work"..

 

David , it would help me if you make it simpler , does your "explain" refer to this picture ? Why should I start explaining other's pictures , it was my liking for the chinese letters and a small query about the middle one . That's all. Please feel free and let me if I am making a mistake ( and of course you can ignore if you dont like to ). Regards ..

Tuhin,

 

I was not suggesting that you need to explain my OR any picture you see here. I was suggesting that if I were required to provide an explanation then maybe I have failed in portraying what I was trying to achieve.

 

A picture is worth a thousand words..... or so it is said!

 

As for the Chinese characters. Their meaning is 'Spring,' 'Summer,' 'Autumn' and 'Winter.' They are more appropriate to my Chilli picture featuring 4 different bowls of coloured chillis.

 

Thanks for looking and thanks for commenting!

 

Regards

 

David, nice pic!

 

Btw: how do you know the 4 Chinese words? Which one is "spring"? :)

The characters read from top left - top right and then from bottom left to bottom right.

 

Spring Summer Autumn Winter

 

Thanks for looking!