Ancient Computing Device Discovered in State Park
by arron_christensen

Comment:
Cool idea, I think it works well. For this I would have been tempted to go B&W.

Desperate Farmers miss out on rain again.
by Shadowi6

Comment:
Really good subject matter for Australians. So typical the dry soil through the hands and a good look on the mans face to marry with the title.

In memory of JW
by hajeka

Comment:
Interesting subject. I think for it to work in this category it would need to have less negative space on top and appear less skewed at the base.

Busselton Jetty - 1841 meters
by emlbaker

Comment:
NIXTER!!!!!!!

How amazing these colours are. Love the point of view and the 'distant' pier.

When distances were true...
by lunatic

Comment:
Lovely image - great colours and I like the handwriting and texture on the paper.

I don't get 'distance' from the image though.

how small is the world?
by Frall

Comment:
Very quirky image. The juxtaposition between a 'funky' disco ball and seemingly 'elderly' people and bicycle in the rear is slightly odd - but not unpleasantly so.

The American Dream.....A Distant Memory
by njsabs

Comment:
This image is not convincing to me.

To add conviction a more 'edgy' viewpoint would have been appreciated. In addition the bright colours of the very 'clean' jeans really detracts from the idea that this person is infact displaced.

A grungy B&W may have helped.

Where's My Shoe?
by aprilhwth

Comment:
Cute idea.

I'm not a great fan of the 'put my camera on an angle to add interest' choice.

I mostly like to let the image 'BE' the interest. Especially in this case when it appears you have interesting doors to 'frame' 1/3 of the way into the image.

Distant Shores
by BrianR

Comment:
I'm sure it's a lovely location and it probably looked spectacular in your eyes, I don't think the camera has done it justice.

The excessive messy sand in the foreground is distracting.

There appears to be some driftwood towards the shore, I think I'd have explored the option of getting closer to that and using it as a diagonal 'anchor' to the sunburst clouds.

Zero to Zero Point Two
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Quirky choice.

I like the grungy look and the citrusy hues.