HORSEPOWER?
by Rando D300

Comment:
Great detail - especially in the wake of the powered rowboat. Image seems a bit dark as a whole. Perhaps "manpower vs. horsepower" may have been a better title.

Heaven and earth
by mariaksteinsson

Comment:
Your title and objects both work to support the "opposite" concept. I like the diagonal horizon. The blues look unnatural, however, in both the sky and grasses. Also, I think that if the day had been a clear day (few or no clouds), then the apparent differences in "noise" and texture would have provided even more evidence of the "opposite" concept.

"Black & White," On The Rocks
by whagerbaumer

Comment:
Interesting - it seems like the birds have been "punched-out" of the image to reveal a black background. Black vs. white. Organic vs. inorganic. Smooth/flat texture (birds) vs. grainy texture (texture). Overall, I think all of your visual cues are working together to support the "opposite" concept.

Black & White Games
by Hotchie

Comment:
Indeed, black and white are opposites, but your objects are not. As your title indicates, all are different kinds of the same thing: a game. So, I think there's a mismatch between visual cues - the differences in tone (black vs. white) and the variations of game don't support each other.

Chalk & Cheese
by dhare

Comment:
Wow - great photo. Your colors and tones really help differentiate your two objects (cool colored chalk and warm colored cheese). Neutral background texture is nice too. Perhaps I'm missing the point, but how are chalk and cheese opposites of one another? Perhaps edible vs. inedible?

Architecture: New and old
by eirasi

Comment:
Nicely done - your title helps. The new international-style glass structure and the old (gothic? romanesque?) building do provide an intersting contrast. Silly architect. The image seems a bit dark - the brightest objects are the clouds, which, in my opinion, don't stay in the background where they belong.

Laurel and Hardy
by vaguilo

Comment:
I think your title helped me - otherwise I would have thought "different" and not "opposite." I like how your figure has focus and your ground does not, but I think the flowers (at bottom) provide too much contrast -- they don't seem to stay in the background despite the lack of focus. Perhaps others will disagree, but I think the flowers (at bottom) are competing with your lemons for attention.

Fierce Competition!
by doctornick

Comment:
So which do you drink? Background is, perhaps, too light - which doesn't allow your objects to consume the entire grey scale. The words "Coca Cola" are white on a can, but appear neutral grey in your image. You definitely captured "opposite" though.

heads or tails
by kevintufts

Comment:
Nice concept, but inefficient use of negative space. Also, the pennies (as a set) appear slightly left-of-center.

A New Life Has Sprung
by HRoxas

Comment:
Beautiful detail and frame. Young small green leaves vs. old large brown leaf. You captured "opposite" and all of your visual cues support each other. I like your figure vs. ground, too.