Packaged Safety Unleashed !
by deemun

Comment:
The lighting used here is very harsh, and that combined with the arrangement of the subject make this image very 2 dimensional... might have tried taking it with a light other than the on camera flash, and perhaps from an angle other than from directly above. Also, from a product POV, it would have been better to have the brand name around the right way, or somewhat close to it.

Saftey Blanket
by jdennique

Comment:
Cute kid. Shame it's OOF. The composition too is a bit off... the space on the left doesn't add anything to the image, and the stain on the sofa (is it a sofa?) is rather distracting.

SAFETY at LAST
by dragonballzfsr

Comment:
Sorry, but I don't see "safety" in a lot of pills spelling "forget her"?

Looking at the image though, there's a confusion with the light sources here.. one top right, another bottom left, yet there's not really enough light in the top left where your message begins... and the ripped paper? Is there any significance to it? Does it add to the story? Perhaps some words from a letter the "her" or a poem, or a song might have given more depth to the story, and this image.

Not Taking Any Chances
by Angadeon

Comment:
While amusing as a concept, this photo doesn't work for me. It's too dark, there is glare on the glad wrap box (and on the glad wrap itself), and the candle doesn't add anything to the image, other than another distraction.

Fire Safety.
by GenrOne

Comment:
Very red. I like the composition of this image... the dominance, the therefore, importance it converys/imbues on the extinguisher is impressive. The image suffers because of the shallow DOF, and perhaps for being a little too red (IMO)... but generally, I quite like this image. Well done.

Safe Ducking
by Quackers

Comment:
Very ducking funny. :)

This is the top scoring condom photo in this challenge, for me anyway. The humour element (use of ducks and clever title) did it for me.

In terms of the photo... it suffers because of the multiple shadows from the multiple light sources, the open wrapper is too dominant/distracting, despite you doing well to place it outside of the DOF... perhaps arranged differenly, it might have worked better (for me... perhaps?).

Bringing Safety to Sea
by nessnaj

Comment:
Nice shot. I've got this in my top 10 for this challenge. I like the minimalism of it. I like an image that I'd seriously consider using as a desktop, and this falls into that category. I would have like to have seen more detail in the area below the light, though, given the basic rules for this challenge, this would not have been possible without overexposing the light. The border doesn't work for me... think it would have been stronger without it... but that's only my opinion. Well done... I hope this does well.

Safebox
by MikeMan

Comment:
I don't know why I like this, but I do.

Perhaps it's b/c of its simplicity... minimalist feel. The padlock has a presence about it, and the image gives it am almost 3 dimensional quality. I'd like to think that this would be a top 10 finish, but given it the DPC voters deciding, I would be very surprised if it finishes that well. Anyway, congratulations on an excellent (IMO) image.

Eye Protection
by choltmeier

Comment:
Nice image. It's nice and sharp... I like the angle too. The gloves and the green background don't work for me... I find them both very distracting. The crop might be a little too tight too, though, I'd have to see the original to be sure. Well done.

Investment Insurance
by mcieslak

Comment:
Nice image, though I think many voters might struggle to recognise what it is (many people don't ride bicycles). I like the lighting, and the arrangement of the helmet. The space above it is too large for my liking, and the border doesn't really add to the image significantly enough to risk using it in a DPC challenge (many voters dislike it - though I don't think it warrants any deductions in this instance).