Pastel compliments
by ploogiea

Comment:
Huh. Most of the non-intense coloured photographs so far have left me feeling like they missed the topic, but this one works somewhat better for some reason. The pink stands out very well against the pale yellow-to-green, which suggests you've hit the proper colour contrast. Very well done.

Mow
by rickhd13

Comment:
Excellent! Red, green, and the nice neutrality of black, no distractions, and a natural-looking snapshot.

A Good Mix
by Ruchart

Comment:
Blue Curacao, by any chance?

Very nice, and something I haven't seen yet this round. I like choice of light direction as well; it nicely higlights the colours without introducing any real distraction.

Rain drops
by pitsaman

Comment:
Probably more to lighting than anything, the green colour in the background is more yellow than makes the best complementary colour setup for this. A more vivid background would have suited that better. Also, the blur in this case is rather distracting, even though I understand the desire to focus finely on the droplets.

Fanfare
by kavamama

Comment:
I'm afraid this one didn't grab me topically as much as some of the other flower pictures -- the colours are in fact complementary but the lack of vividness in them doesn't make it quite as obvious. Also, for some reason, the flower itself looks actually rather scary.

Color Wheel
by greenem2

Comment:
Neat. Color/complementary colour/neutral, repeat. Very topical. Kinda strange to look at, though -- I'm wondering where it's from.

three pairs
by tomzinho

Comment:
Hmm. On the one hand, yes, you do have some complementary colours there. On the other hand, the softness of some of the colours and the fact that non-complementary colours are set next to each other between the pairings detracts from the focus on the topic. Also, honestly, photographs of money don't do much for me. But it was an interesting idea.

submerged blue and orange
by deceptive

Comment:
Shots like this always amaze me, which, er, is partly because I'm very ignorant (not stupid, just ignorant). But still, nice, though I think I would have gone with a more yellow second colour to really get the contrast of the complementary colours -- this has a bit too much red in.

Spring Fever
by severin

Comment:
Very prettily staged, particularly the crisp focus on the leaf with the blurred background. Good colour contrast.

Red & Green Peppers
by WILDBLUE

Comment:
Mmm. Salad.

Darn you! Now I want salad. Good photograph, good use of color and placement and background. Did you consider slicing them? Probably best you didn't, I would have been even mroe hungry.