1952
by eweik

Comment:
I love it!

1968
by codauber

Comment:
The assemblage of items is strongly evocative of the era. There is something about the white light that seems a little harsh and inappropriate for a 'vintage' feel. The white book manages to steal the show because of its light color interacts with the lighting. This is unfortunate because I am much more interested in the typewriter, the model spacecraft, the gyroscope the radio and the photo.

1959
by danderson107

Comment:
Nice use of negative space and rabbiit ears. This is easily the best use of rabbit ears I've seen in a very long time!

Building Social Divides
by jseyerle

Comment:
I found the golden color to be completely apropos to the theme. With the aid of the title, I was able to figure out that sometimes turning everything you touch into gold can have negative consequences. Social division is one. And I thought the photo managed to make that point better with this set of color choices - green and gold - than any other. I like the photo for the visual strength of its repeated elements, and for its unique color cast.

Two For One
by lynnesite

Comment:
I really like the composition and the textures. I find myself wondering whether that big gray patch of horse could not be treated in a more interesting manner.

Finger extension
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
The white painted nails and black background proved an inspired choice. Nice texture and lighting. The illusion just about works in the thumbnail version. Nicely done.

Humpty Dumpty and the Floating Egg
by Pug-H

Comment:
Very funny, especially the stool. I wish the perspective were just a little lower and that mr D. figured a little more prominently in the photo. Finally, I wonder whether a nice clear blue sky with just a touch of cloud might have added to the illusion. In any case, It's clever and funny.

Sign at an old hardware store
by puzzled

Comment:
I like the simple composition, especially the way the shadow echoes the sign so clearly. The bumpy stucco wall adds interest. I also like the close crop (but I tend to crop more tightly than a lot of people at this site.)

Divas
by whiteroom

Comment:
What gloriously provocative expressions! Each is from a totally disparate emotional space. One might mount a heap of trivial quibbles about shadows being too strong or the background being just a tad distracting; but those three faces overbalance any hypothetical weaknesses a dozen times over. Very Very Nice.

360 Modena Spider
by wmprkg

Comment:
Cathcing the reflection in the hood was a nice choice. Even if the room was that golden tone, it feels just a litte oppressive to me - a little desat might help. While this may be the right level of sharpness at which to print the photo, I think it looks a little unsharp for monitor presentation. And curiously, even though the stallion is anything but static, the framing of the horse left to right has a static effect. It feels static. Still, this is a nicely observed shot; and the treatment is solid.