Time in Memorial
by Imagineer

Comment:
Interesting that this and K-Rob's shot The Pier are displayed next to each other, because I couldn't help but look at your flat background and think about dropping a faded New York skyline into that space, and there was the source image right next to it.

It's a great idea, good compositionand exposure, cool clock. The numbers are "stacked" LEDs? I have a very primitive calculator made with numbers like that.

Message edited by author 2003-09-11 18:29:59.

Are we there yet?
by myqyl

Comment:
As I mentioned in the thread about this shot, maybe you'd have been better off leaving out the title, forcing people to figure out "how does this represent repetition?" I think most people (not just parents) would get it then -- it IS a very cliché phrase.

Or if you're going all-out for humor and not worrying about the score (as you said in your comments), have her hold up a little sign with the caption on it ... then no one could say the photo didn't "speak for itself."

Neoclassical
by magnetic9999

Comment:
Flower, pet, kid, macro, Jefferson Memorial ... work 'em into any challenge!

It's one of my favorite buildings there too -- someday I hope to see it in person. Nice job, as usual.

Portland Castles
by Imagineer

Comment:
Reminds me of the Malvina Reynolds song "Little Boxes."

Pick-A-Repetition
by thelsel

Comment:
They kind of resemble each other too

endless network traffic
by samtimes

Comment:
I was trying to think of a way to illustrate that stream of ones and zeros.

Get to the Point
by StevePax

Comment:
I'd try to lighten the shadows just a touch to show up the ends of the crayons a little better.

Self Reflection
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
I tried to set up a shot like this once, and it was a pain -- you did a nice job with the "framing."

Abstract Repetition
by pncowley

Comment:
I like the idea and composition but would try other color schemes; it seems too flat to be exciting. Doesn't mean this mightn't be the best in the long run though ....

it's done with mirrors
by sns

Comment:
I would have cropped a tiny bit off the left. Otherwise good idea, well-done.