Don't worry, it's not loaded!
by Spizzer

Comment:
I like the concept, but unlike at least one other, there's no sense of the trouble a gun can cause. It needs something connecting the gun to bad consequences of the title not being true. This feels too much like a documentary shot of a gun, not a demonstration of the title.

"Eat my socks"
by McFrikki

Comment:
Funny shot, but blurry to the point of being distracting. I do like him over there on the side, though.

No, Wolfie won't eat your pet squirrel - oops
by snaffles

Comment:
Good concept, so you get some bonus for that. But this shot is blurry.

Now dear, I don't need a map. I know exactly where we're going...
by peroty

Comment:
Good last words, but the shot doesn't relate to it. You need to show someone getting lost. :)

"I won't be long."
by insteps

Comment:
Good famous last words, but this photo doesn't really interpret them. Simply having the word "long" visible doesn't relate to the idea of taking longer than you expected. But it's a nice shot.

"To get the perfect shot-"
by UrfaK

Comment:
Are those the last words of someone famous? I hope you explain in your comments.

As a photo, I'm afraid the focus is on the middle of the barrel. It's usually more gripping when the focus is right on the end, where the bad things happen like bullets coming out.

Blah, blah, blah...
by JimD

Comment:
Doesn't meet the challenge. It's not just "words that match a photo," but rather either "last" words or ironically optimistic words that prove disastrous in the end.

As a photo, the bird's pretty funny looking (which is good!), and your title matches well. It might have worked better, though, to have him over on the right and show something of what he's looking at on the left. Centered compositions can work, but to me, not here.

In God We Trust!
by theONE77

Comment:
How do these bills relate to the words, other than that they appear on the money? And how are those words "last" words in some sense? Maybe your notes will help explain it? Sometimes context provided by comments makes all the difference in the world, but DPC focuses on purely the image and title.

Aside from that, the shot is dimly lit with low contrast.

Guess Nothin's Bitin', Boys
by elemess

Comment:
Umm, what's the point? Sorry, this isn't working for me. Those words meet the ironic nature of the challenge, but did you mean to show something unpleasant happening after they were uttered?

Hold My Beer and Watch This ...
by GeneralE

Comment:
Not sure what you were trying to show, but I'm not getting it. That said, those definitely qualify in the ironic sense of the challenge!