The Great Escape
by wayne9232

Comment:
oh I love it! This is hilarious, and brilliantly executed. I hope you have shared how you managed it in your photographer's notes, and if not, I hope you will, its absolutely awesome! :) Those jellybeans have got a lot of character, and they're brave too. Good story here with that red one holding open the lid. Great stuff!

save the world
by sanandan

Comment:
this was my absolute favourite of the challenge. A very well done shot! I had hoped it would win a ribbon too. You ought to be extremely proud of this shot.

Primary Friends
by sagestudio

Comment:
I love the candid "childhood" feel to this. The colours are strong, and despite it being the backs of these girls, its still got a lot of emotion and happiness to it. 9

The Hardest Times
by DavidLevin

Comment:
this is a really great shot, might the over exposed concrete and the slight tilt, but it has nothing to do with secondary colours.

Drink to colors
by Becky

Comment:
nice colours...not the fondest of the post processing, but it is a unique effect that does add something to the shot.

Primary Paint
by marbo

Comment:
I love how these colours are sharing the frame without mixing colours. Those defined lines are great!

Water Colors
by crabappl3

Comment:
I like the white space starting to the right of the blue vase.. just wish there was more of it. Otherwise, totally crisp, clear and flawless with beautiful colour.

Spring Colours Are Second To None
by rogerspaul

Comment:
this would have been lovely for complementary colours too. The border is too heavy and distracts from your subject quite a bit, perhaps try something thinner? As well, there seems to be more grass in focus than the petals themselves, which makes the whole shot seem very busy, exacerbated by the heavy shadows. Perhaps shooting with a more shallow DOF and keeping the focus on the flowers and shooting later in the day when the sun is lower in the sky and creating softer shadows?

Not Another Push Pin Entry!!!....Argh!!
by orussell

Comment:
could have benefitted from "tack sharp" focus.. (sorry, couldn't resist the pun!) and just a tad more light under the pushpins to bring out a little more of their colour.

primary curves
by shutterfly

Comment:
I would have liked a little more light on the curved to bring out more colour, but great composition and I like the negative space up to the left. 8