Sailmakers Commemorated on the Wall of the Closed Factory
by raish

Comment:
Sadly, this does not convey an anachronism. I think the definition was unclear to many.

Picnic at Noon
by Cam

Comment:
An interesting find, makes for a good photo. I like the light on the big tree. Sorry, not an anachronism. I think the definition confused a lot of people.

Disconnected
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Out of place, yes, but not an anachronism. :-( Looks like you put some effort into this!

Living Amongst The Dead
by surfinbird

Comment:
Not an anachronism, but a nice photo. Although conventional wisdom says not to center the image, I think it works here.

¡ The Clock Pagoda !
by tamatama

Comment:
Conceptually a very good answer to the theme. Technically the overexposed sky is a problem. Subjectively, I'm not crazy about the sepia tone, color could just as easily convey age (and increase visual interest).

Fueling up
by oskar

Comment:
Cute idea, although it's not a true anachronism -- I think the definition of the word was unclear to many people. If the rider were wearing less modern clothing it might work better. I like the odd (coincidence?) that the green pump handle matches the green on the horse's bridle. You must have put some effort into arranging this photo shoot!

The future is now !
by Amason

Comment:
Perhaps not a true anachronism, as both man and location seem contemporary to me. Whatever the meaning, though, this is an interesting photo and conveys a sense of mystery which draws me in.

v = 2.425
by HeiSch

Comment:
Fits the theme well enough, I think, though to call it a true anachronism might be inaccurate. My favorite thing in this photo is the hair! What a riot.

It's a Shore Thing!
by escapetooz

Comment:
Really beautiful. Forgive me for saying so, but the anachronism is a bit too subtle: except for the barely noticeable Cinzano umbrella in the back, there's nothing here to indicate contemporary life.

Ancestor
by DefyTime

Comment:
This is one example when two objects from different time periods actually works -- maybe because they are not just placed side by side but are integrated into a concept. For a basically monochromatic image, this is surprisingly attractive.