Apple Oblivionationator
by Geocide

Comment:
think this is running on electricity so doesn't fit the challenge. I do like the angle of the shot though.

Mechanical Pencil
by sfarrell23

Comment:
lovely use of negative space. Would like to see a little more sharpness in the pencil before it becomes defocussed. Lighting is nice.

Winded Up Flashlight...
by Wildpurple

Comment:
i find the selective focus a buit distracting. Hard to make it sharper but a very small aperture helps. Black and white is good for this.

Voigtlander
by Neil

Comment:
remarkable use of black and white and a strong composition. What a great camera!

Cheers!, DPChallenge mates.
by greslizzz

Comment:
i find the composition a bit confusing and there is a rather stong yellow cast. It's hard to balance warmth with the yellow cast and for my taste it is a bit too yellow.

80 Years Ago a Marvel, and Still Ready for Action
by autool

Comment:
beautifully lit

Pasta by hand
by pupup33

Comment:
nice shot although would have been stronger with pasta actually coming out of the machine!

Tracker
by 77DX

Comment:
Not sure how many people know the difference between a tracker action and pneumatic action organ so this may be lost on some! However, as an organist with a great affection for trackers, I can appreciate your shot. Purists will say that unless the bellows are operated by hand, the electric blower would disqualify this shot, but I think the organ is a miracle of mechanics - which actually provides the challenge musically! Photographically, the flare on the pipes is rather distracting (presumably from the flash) A tripod and slow shutter speed would have created a more pleasing picture, although churches are hard to expose correctly without some fill light.

On the Beach
by Bud

Comment:
nice textures in the sand but the light is a little flat. If possible, seeing a little of the little boy's profile would have added more interest to the shot, but it is very nice.

Raining umbrellas
by Pug-H

Comment:
Excellent capture. Like seeing the movement in the left umbrella