Just me and the clouds
by johnmk

Comment:
The plane is too small in the picture frame to make an impact.

Freedom Flight
by marbo

Comment:
A bit oversaturated but the composition has a certain energy.

Freedom to grow however (it) wants
by Brooklynsbridge

Comment:
No. Flowers grow according to laws of nature. They do not grow with any kind of inner motivation or desires.

Then One Afternoon
by Firsty

Comment:
A feather duster escaped?

Interesting composition. I'm not reading the feathers as an escaped bird but I get the idea.

Life Sentence (kinda reaching)
by d14

Comment:
I like the photo quite a bit but I agree it has a tenuous connection to the challenge. For one thing, I dislike defining a term by its opposite which is essentially what has been done here.

Photographically, I like the mood, the verticals created by the drapes, the triangle of light peeping out, and the clearly defined sillouhette of teh cat. Pretty much everything, in fact.

red, keys and blue
by nicklevy

Comment:
I don't understand the title because of the weird comma placement. I don't know if that is a typo or just a quirky choice of phrasing. I don't understand the context which makes it very hard for me to evaluate this in terms of the challenge.

Photographically, the blue portion is just to dark for me to make much of it. It blends almost seemlessly into the background on my Apple monitor.

Freedom in the Andes
by elsapo

Comment:
This is appears extremely contrasty to me. The main subject is a bit small in the frame to really grab my interest. It is a nice capture of the dramatic clouds.

My freedom to take, what I want......
by Prime_Time

Comment:
I've exercise my freedom to determine that this has a really tenous connection to the challenge.

Photographically, it's rather contrasty. Most of the flowers have gone to seed so there isn't really a lot of color happening except the orange and green. Because of the high contrast there isn't a lot of detail to be seen in terms of texture. It's just kind of boring.

The Sky is the Limit
by dwterry

Comment:
Pretty standard clouds shot. There really isn't anything to grab on to after an initial glance.

Is he? or Isn't he: The freedom to go commando.
by kevrobertson

Comment:
This looks rather like one of those paparazzi snap shots one finds in party scenes in People magazine. The cropping of his right foot appears haphazzard. His jacket completes disappears into the dark background (flash is too close and bright--suggest slow-synch flash next time). It looks a bit like he has badly touched-up red-eye which makes me think the smallness of the image is hiding things.