This handicraft photo has it all. You have good composition with leaving part of the wall there that acts as a story enhancer. Your crouched down to shoot this and considered your POV. You saw what would excite the viewer, those colours and patterns. This is a very strong image both artistically and technically.

I like everything about this photograph. The story is clear, as is the photo and her art rocks, it is too bad you sliced off her hands and tools tho'.

How interesting, nice photo too.

I'm impressed that you were able to get the three faces in such close proximity to one another. The shadows on the sculpture really make it pop. And even in the sunlight, the whole photo is really well exposed. I just find myself wanting to pull her hair back a bit to get a better idea of how close he was to completion.

Thank you Daniel, I loved how focused he was.

welldone.

Oh my goodness, I do wish you had said something about the art of making this as I have never heard of quilling. Your photographic composition is all encomapssing and shows us great detail. It is too bad you have a hot spot in the upper L corner (our L), remember that the natural pathway of the human eye is to always be drawn to the brightest part of the canvas and with that hot spot on the edge there the eye quickly leaves the print. You want to do everything in your power to keep our eyes inside the image. The patterns of this creation do have a magnetic pull on our eyes and the colour palette of red and green , which are contrasting colours on the colour wheel, further enhance this work.