Comment from avmurray
I never fully understood the concept of this contest, but since this is yours, I have to assume you have got it right. I do however confess that I am not seeing two different angles. Or do I ? LOL It is anyway a creative approach, and I think the tools are standing out from the neutral background in the most excellent way.

The photo is also nice and sharp and it is such clear and well defined details to be seen in the tools. Also the exposure is spot on and a fine shine has been brought out in the head of the hammer.

I also think the photo is nicely framed and the tools have a fine placement within the frame. This is a fine and well taken photo, and I wish you luck with the contest.

 Comment Written 17-Jun-2016

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reply by the author on 18-Jun-2016

Thank you very much for your kind review. I am not sure if I understand the concept fully, but I hope I did. There are a couple threads which clarify the rules some. There have to be two subjects in the photo. They do not need to be of the same kind. On each one of those subjects, two or more angles have to be shown. Those angles cannot be connected with each other as in a geometrical shape, like a square or triangle. If you look at the smaller hammer there is an almost 90 degrees angle on each side where the handle met the head. On the bigger hammer those angles have different degrees.

reply by avmurray on 19-Jun-2016

OK, think I have got it, and then this is a fine entry. You are more than welcome for the review.

reply by the author on 19-Jun-2016

:o) :o) :o) !

Comment from Dick Lee Shia
Actually, you could have 8 from all four sides!
Aptly captured for the contest theme... Pin sharp focusing.
Subtle illumination.
Nice close up in a semi diagonal angle.
I guess its better if one hammer is standing on its handle.
I have a shot like that but they are 3 different kinds of hammers.
Best of luck in the contest! Thanks for sharing...

 Comment Written 16-Jun-2016

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reply by the author on 18-Jun-2016

Thank you very much for your kind review.
How do you make an hammer standing on its handle? If I try that, the hammer falls down and hit me, or worse hit the camera.

reply by Dick Lee Shia on 19-Jun-2016

I had it stand, my friend! It depends on how they designed your handles there. Or let it stand on its
Opposite end...

reply by the author on 19-Jun-2016

Thank you! Opposite end works for the little one if there are no vibrations from the street. The big one is not flat enough, the handles are rounded also.

reply by Dick Lee Shia on 19-Jun-2016

Haha! Thank You too! Do u have an fb acct? I can show my shot to you...it not good enough though...

reply by the author on 20-Jun-2016

seems I am getting very old, I don't even know what an fb acct is.

reply by Dick Lee Shia on 20-Jun-2016

Facebook page...lol!

reply by the author on 24-Jun-2016

Thank you!

Comment from Lolly Cardinal
Nice hammers very clear and bright for many angles. Centered, detailed and shadowed properly. Colors are clear and bright.
Nice hammers and eye viewer.
Thanks for showing.
Congratulations and GOOD LUCK.
Have yourself a great evening.

 Comment Written 16-Jun-2016

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reply by the author on 18-Jun-2016

Thank you very much for your encouraging review and your wishes!