Suicide Bob
by TLL061

Comment:
I guess Sponge Bob was too obviouls an example of yellow not to have him show up in this challenge. Good use of the overhyped character - I think a lot of people would like to see him do this.

Working Toward Yellow
by prbetts

Comment:
Interesting abstract - is it the petal of a flower? I think some element to break up the lines would be an improvement.

Primary Swimmer
by dartompkins

Comment:
Nice shot. I like the selective DOF, the sharpness of the eye and the clear rendition, which doesn't suffer from distorition from the water.

Lemon!
by Keys

Comment:
The challenge calls for yellow, and lemons are naturally yellow, so why is so much of this picture PINK????

Towel Head
by alanfreed

Comment:
Great selective DOF and a great expression. Was this a setup, or was this guy really wearing a yellow towel on his head? If so, why?

Follow the Yellow Brick Road
by scalvert

Comment:
Very cute! Your dog would qualify to play Toto in a production of the Wizard of Oz, and the shot is nicely composed and very sharp. Where is this road? It can't be purely a photoshop creation with basic editing rules. Or if it can, I'd sure like to learn how to do it.

YELLOW LIGHT
by medinfo2000

Comment:
Very interesting lighting, and a good compromise in exposure between bringing out the light and showing too much of the background. Did you use a starburst filter to get those rays of light around the lamps?

untitled
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Great composition and use of yellow, but I would have liked to see the cyclist sharp, rather than the people in the background. Possibly a faster shutter, a smaller f/stop or both would have gotten them all in focus, but if I had to compromise I'd choos the cyclist. Often when there's not enough light, I let the picture underexpose and then repair it in Photoshop using the levels or curves controls. You can get two (or sometimes even three) stops that way.

yellow is us
by Wobble

Comment:
Nice compostion. I like the way you got just enough of the other letters to indicate what the sign says, but not so much that it competes with the O. Brilliant colors - was the sign linternally lighted?

mellow yellow
by LisaCan

Comment:
I like the variation in shades as you go down the candle. What is it? Or is this an "un-candle" with a flammable oil rather than wax as the fuel? Very sharp picture either way.