Frog Man
by Kronus

Comment:
Dichotomy can be defined as "a split or division into two mutually exclusive groups" such as mind and body or sacred and secular. So this doesn't meet the challenge.

...and its kinda creepy...

Fire & Smoke
by vtruan

Comment:
Not really a dichotomy I am afraid. Smoke comes from fire so they aren't really two part of a greater whole.

Chalk and Cheese
by raish

Comment:
Two distinct items yet not really in opposition. They need to be part of the same class of things to be considered a dichotomy. Two parts of a greater whole so to speak.

Aside from that? Too much chalk. Not enough cheese...

Body & Soul
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
A lot of people probably had this dichotomy in mind. Few likely figured out how to portray it. I like the way you've presented it. Even if you take the title away the image stands well enough on its own as the title you've selected would be a likely one.

Where Sky Meets Water
by liberty

Comment:
Strange purple fringing around the boat. Since this is in advanced editing I would have definitely corrected it.

Composition could be better but thats kinda tough in itself. A 50 - 50 split would have been symbolic but rather static.

Canadian History
by Shecoya

Comment:
I recently visited Ottawa for the first time and was also very taken with the unique architecture of the Library of Parliament- beautiful!

Fields Of Gold
by gsal

Comment:
Moving the box off centre and then using the fence line you could create nice leading line. With the box so central it feels like its the subject rather than the fields.

Aside from that you got really great late afternoon light and some really nice colors in the crop.

Developed land
by Melethia

Comment:
I feel like I've seen this place before. Glasgow or Edinburgh maybe?

My neighborhood, my land
by zane1

Comment:
Not sure about the borders (jury is still out on that) but...um...Wow.

The Vineyard
by kandykarml

Comment:
I'm not really sure why you chose portait orientation for this shot. For me the shot kinda ends at the end of the vineyard. A landscape orientation would have given us a nice perspective of the dimensions of the vineyard. Also the sky portion of the shot really feels like dead space for me as it is not a strong enough element to balance out the bottom of the shot.