Good Ole' Peas!
by Candi20

Comment:
Nice looking cans. ;^) Several things holding this image down; 1) tossed together backdrop is wrinkled and messy looking, 2) the image is flat and really needs some additional contrast added, 3) is the backdrop white? if yes, you need to set the B/W points, and 4) lighting is off or a levels adj is needed - looks underexposed, yet there is light glare on the cans...

Best of luck to you in this and future challenges.

pea dreams
by BKerr

Comment:
This is interesting and abstract. It also looks like a photo of a chipped tile? From the kitchen perhaps?

My Old Pea-ano
by Hoochie

Comment:
Cute title, however - your image is not focused well and the color balance is off. Could also use some contrast and levels adjustments.

Blue Stupid!
by charliebaker

Comment:
Is this some kind of test? 'Blue Peas', then 'Blue Stupid'? I gave 'Blue Peas' a 2, guess this deserves a 1? Good luck in the Brown Ribbon chase.

I'm with Dumbo
by skewsme

Comment:
Don't know that it's 'Stupid', but it's funnier that heck!!! ;^)

"no.....it's beyond a flat tire"
by Bus352

Comment:
For a minute I thought this was real, then I noticed the rope to the right of the car. Pretty funny display/statue however! ;^) You've titled it just right and catching the guy on the phone puts it all together well. Good luck!

Crazy can opener
by marvin

Comment:
Ummmm...did you mean to have her trying to open a can of Peas? You know, like in the challenge theme? Sorry if I'm missing any connection to the challenge here. Good luck.

Blue Peas
by charliebaker

Comment:
Huh?! Sorry, not getting ANY connection to the challenge at all. Trying to set a record for DNMC comments? ;^)

War and Peas
by jcolosi

Comment:
Your white balance needs attention. The plate should be white? Some additional contrast would help. Also having a hard time connecting your image to the title used. Sorry. Good luck.

Pea Time !
by meow

Comment:
I won't touch the subject of this image (pun not intended). As for image quality - flash lighting is quite harsh and it's ruined your effort at a clean white background (if that's what you were attempting). Natural lighting from a window can work well if you don't have other options besides flash available. Good luck!