Friendly Fire
by BriannaNeal

Comment:
Too much orange/red tones here for me. I like the idea, maybe if a bit more of the lighter was shown, and the background color was different it would have contrasted better. But a good idea.

Makin' Whoopie
by Lydia

Comment:
BRIGHT colors... the frog has a weird fetish. lol.
Good choice tho, I like it. It's different.

Knockin' Boots
by haleylbee

Comment:
I like the euphemism choice. The black and white works great. I love the stance, but as I scrolled down, when the shot was cut off right below the underwear, I think it would have looked better cropped. Maybe it's the panty choice that throws it off for me? I would have liked to have seen something a touch more feminine with the given shot. But I love the overall composition of it. It's great.

She is no longer with us
by Jukphor

Comment:
Beautifully shot. Love the "old, run down" feeling of the photo. It aches of loneliness. The fact that the door is slightly cracked open implies that someone "just left", which ties in perfectly with the euphemism. The sharpness/detail is great. The lighting is impeccable. 10

"projectile"
by RaeK

Comment:
I find myself looking at this shot and skipping over it. I like it, but I can't quite place my finger on what it is about the shot... it's intriguing. The color conversion is a perfect choice. I like the focus, with everything else practically blurred. The detail is great. Love the shot.

Shooting Blanks
by JamesDowning

Comment:
Love this one. Simplistic, classic feel... great choice. The detail is nice, the composition works well.

somebody forgot to pay the Brain Bill
by mrchhas

Comment:
Never heard of this one before, but I get the idea of it. A good laugh with this photo/title combo. The look on his face is priceless... but It seems a little over processed?

Nature Calls!
by mefnj

Comment:
Love the effect and chosen saturation points/colors. Nicely done.

Kick the Bucket
by podeko

Comment:
A touch OOF, but could be the effect you were going for... to "soften" the euphemism.

He's Kicked The Bucket
by jagar

Comment:
Great shot! Black and white conversion works flawlessly here. Detail is nicely accentuated. The look on his face, the determination... it's almost as if he's refusing to succumb to the euphemism.