Pins and comb

Get Pushed Challenge 494
My get pushed partner challenged me to use the rule of odds in a composition. Not a particularly difficult challenge until I set about trying to find a worthy subject. I thought the sunflower heads would be great but...

[Kathy]

@aecasey I hope this is ok. I wasn't sure whether or not to put another pin on the counter but had seen some examples with odd number of total subjects. Thank you. I enjoyed thinking about this researching it and then finding the right subjects.

[Tunia McClure]

I like your choice of objects and the composition.

[Kathy]

@tunia Thank you Tunia. I was hoping to make something mundane look good.

[JackieR]

that is a very interesting photo and a great interpretation fof the challenge

[Susan Wakely]

An added bonus is the reflection of your comb.

[katy]

This is an interesting subject and very nicely composed shot. You have inspired me for my photo of the day I think.

[Margo Sayer]

Subtle idea to count the reflections.

[Pyrrhula]

Great nice display and capture

[Kathy A]

An interesting subject and choice for the challenge. My eye keeps getting drawn to the edge of the vanity on the right, I wonder if cropping it off would direct the eyes to the subject more

[GaryW]

Cool idea! I love the light, shadows and reflection!

[Francoise]

I like the presence of the round sink in the background

[Shutterbug]

I think it is nicely setup. I think it fits the rule of odds.

[Wylie]

The rule of odds is a newie for me!

[Margaret Brown]

Nice arrangement and capture

[Call me Joe]

Wonderful capture ❤️

[Kathy]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Different huh. The things I see sitting on the toilet.
@wakelys Thanks. I was proud at how clean my countertop seemed to be.
@grammyn Thanks Katy. I liked your subject too. Glad I could be of help.
@s4sayer 😆 How many did you get?
@pyrrhula Thank you Ferry.
@kjarn Thanks for the feedback Kathy. Interesting you should mention that. I tried to take it out, but didn't like it myself so put it back in even more than the initial crop. Each to his/her own I guess. I think for me the red comb handle brought my eyes back in.
@thewatersphotos Thanks Gary. The reflections were a happy accident.
@francoise Thank you Francoise. Couldn't really get it out of the photo and in the end I was OK with it too.
@shutterbug49 Thanks on both counts Debbie.
@pusspup I guess I had heard of it before but I've never purposely used it for composition. I remember someone told me to use it for flower arrangements. Mine aren't so good, but probably better for using that tool.
@craftymeg Thank you Meg.
@joemuli Thank you Joey.