Freedom of Press
by Kylie

Comment:
Interesting combination of colors... nice antique feel... The composition feels a bit odd with no 'grounding'... having the door cut off at the bottom without a base just creates a bit of visual discomfort for me. I think a straight-on composition of the front of the yellow/green building would be strong by itself.. including the 'grounding' i mentioned before. Excellent idea for this challenge :)

Inflorescence
by Konador

Comment:
Underrated. I gave this shot a 10. I don't think I would have done anything differently. This photo is just one that is above the level of a general population vote :)

A carpenters hands
by JC_Homola

Comment:
This photo is severely underrated IMO. Great work :)

Uisge Beatha - The Water of Life
by andywightman

Comment:
single malts rock :)

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by jjbeguin

Comment:
good humor factor :)

You and the Cap'n Make It Happen
by marginalwarfare

Comment:
The blur in this photo makes me think u got in the bottle before you took this photo :)

HEAVY METAL
by woodsey

Comment:
This is perfect if u want to advertise this camera on ebay.

An offer you can't refuse
by supermax

Comment:
I wouldn't normally comment on a photo like this one but I can't help myself. I would certainly hope that a photo of a digital camera used for advertising a digital camera would be a nice crisp and clean photograph. I'm probably missing your artistic point with this shot, but I would certainly hope that the point is not to advertise digital imaging.

Quasi Una Fantasia - Moonlight Sonata
by C-town driver

Comment:
This is a nice composition. The innerworkings of a piano are quite intriguing in their own right. I like your idea here quite a bit. I'm almost thinking that the calla adds just a bit too much and almost makes this 'busy' in some way. I think this photo could also benefit from full depth of field possibly... it also appears to be slightly over sharpened... I still like the idea :)

Wedding Communion
by photoqwest

Comment:
I don't understand the purpose of the selective color in this photo. This creates a dual subject and the minor of the two subjects tries to overpower the major with color. I'm not sure... If you were going for a 'cool effect' u have succeeded. Compositionally, the selective color doesn't work for me.