Is this what we call progress?
by willhadl

Comment:
The byproducts of progress - good choice for the challenge. I think I might have preferred a more focused look at the car in the upper right, since the broken pane in the front grabs the eye first, then directs it to that second car.

Death in Progress
by WillSnaps

Comment:
I see the power structure as "progress" but am not sure I get the connection to the angel or death. I do like the blown sky behind the power grid - that's kinda cool. Not so sure about the statue, though.

Beach Music - Boombox->Discman->Ipod
by sabrizz

Comment:
Good choice of items to show progression! The lighting/white balance combination is a little off to me, causing the yellowish cast over everything. A tweak in levels to bring out the highlights might help a bit.

H. A. R. F.
by kombizz

Comment:
Benefit of the doubt as I suspect I don't recognize this as progress due to a language/cultural difference.

No Fingers!
by mpeters

Comment:
Idea is very good and portrayed OK. I think I would have preferred actual silverware to plastic.

Legacy
by mosesm

Comment:
I love how the angle makes it look like they're nearly attached. Good job getting the prop nearly stopped!

The invasion of our Wetlands
by Kivet

Comment:
Good choice for the challenge; lovely blues in the sky! I'd crop a bit off the top to bring the horizon up a bit closer to the 2/3's point for balance. While the sky is gorgeous, it's the reflection in the water that I like best and would like to see it take a bit more prominence. Nice job!

Death of Obsolescence
by cutlassdude70

Comment:
I like the placement of the ipod and the earbuds; the shadow falling on the "old" technology is good, too. Only thing I can't figure is why the cassette is wrapped in cord. If it's to symbolize being "strangled" by the progressive technology, it would be more effective if the cord were visibly attached to the earbuds or the newer device.

"Get out of my way old man"
by Sporked

Comment:
Good interpretation of the challenge. I'd have preferred just a bit less shadow on the old man - at least to see a bit more of the strings.

They paved paradise and put up a parking lot
by puzzled

Comment:
Well exposed and colorful picture of a parking structure! Does meet challenge.