Panna cotta
by hajeka

Comment:
Lovely foodie shot, wish the dairy object was more prominent... this screams raspberries...

"Milk mustache? Did I get it all?"
by Lydia

Comment:
Wish there was something to clarify this was a dairy cow...

Sponsored by Yogurt...
by ShutterRev

Comment:
Wow... shoe, meet horn. :)

Trapped!
by fngood83

Comment:
Awesome, but as I'm sure you've heard from many, eggs are poultry and not dairy...

Cheeseburger, Fries, And A Milkshake
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Better (to me) if the milkshake were prominent...

Under the Hood
by Bensted

Comment:
No idea what this is at all or how it fits the theme. I see the Audi logo, but that's about it.

No Walky, No Worky!
by ciaeagle

Comment:
I don't get what I'm seeing here. The first time through I was very confused as it looks like a blob on the battery. Now with the title and looking a little harder, I assume it's a piece of exercise equipment? If so, it's too small to be clear and it would have been more effective to show someone using the equipment to provide power to the battery.

Malicious machine spirits are maligning your data, while you sleep
by StefanJSimons

Comment:
First pass said this is just a shot of a harddrive which would DNMC the photo. However a second pass seems to show some "blobs" that I guess are supposed to be "at work" in the machine. Giving you the benefit of the doubt there, though they are very hard to see.

Down at the Docks — The barnacled underside of flotation technology.
by Bear_Music

Comment:
OK, so to me this doesn't meet the challenge on a spirit basis, but does on a literal one... since we're seeing how something actually works that we might not really see or understand.

Slaves
by gyaban

Comment:
So I think I know who this photographer is and if I'm right, I'm sad because it's nowhere near their best work.

It does meet the challenge however, so that's good. Barely 50% if that many actually did. The "technology" part (woman using the mixer -- and what an odd mixer it is too!) is more overpowering in the photo than the behind the scenes part. The idea of slaves turning the gears is a very clever idea, however the castle walls as well as the fire tend to kill it.

As Simon Cowell would have said, they were "indulgent" and make little sense to the effect. They were overkill and show-offy. Just having the guy whip the slaves to the turn the gears would have been enough. I'd have like to have seen them a little more prominent too, but I can see that would be hard given the size of that beast of a mixer.

In all a decent attempt, but falls way short. 6