Earth (not actual size)
by bgmorris

Comment:
Great title! I wish the background were more neutral color.

Little monster trucks have nightmares too...
by armin

Comment:
Shades of "Ocean's 11". Clever title. Tough lightting scenario, might benefit from a little liighter mid tone, but maybe not -- it carries the menace.

Mini 'Stang Sits on Bumber of Real 'Stang.
by JoelHSmith

Comment:
Nice picture -- wordy title. It looks like you've adjusted the exposure for the background, not the subject: a touch more density inthe midrange would give the car a nice solid feel, it's a little washed out as-is. Highlights are over-exposed.

Oops...
by paynekj

Comment:
Oh, Shorn!

Crime Scene
by alanbataar

Comment:
Hello ikat -- you asked how I thought of the "crime scene" image. It was sort of a domino effect... unfortunately, I have only a small bit of time I can dedicate to DPC because my job is too demanding. So, I had a bag of m&ms on my desk at work, and I was shooting.

A guy who is a real jerk came by and made a rude comment about "playing" on work time. For the record, I was at lunch. :) Anyway, a few passive agressive gestures at his departing back, and I angrily grabbed one of the subjects and chomped down on it. This triggered the thought of how our civilized psyche copes with stresses that, if we were totally primal, would be expressed in violence. The photo is essentially a visualization of the act of transferrence, with chocolate as the actors in the play. Yeah, too many psychology courses in college...

Thanks to everyone that voted, and a special thanks to those that added the photo to their favorites: that's a real compliment! This has been my personal best so far! Whoo hoo!

The right exposure in the palm of your hand, Sekonic View Meter L-206
by KiwiChris

Comment:
Say, does Sekonic make a white balance meter?

Elegance
by willem

Comment:
Now that is a handsome shot! Well done.

NEW, with on-camera photocritic expert sofware PONTIFICATOR 3.0
by jjbeguin

Comment:
DANG. That's some funny s**t. Killer title, ordinary photo.

For the Perfect Martini ...
by crik

Comment:
Reverse the importance: you're selling the prop, not the product.

Crappy Co-Workers ? Get Em' Back With Exlax
by Resusit8u

Comment:
The shot is pretty ordinary, but the title rocks.