Essential
by photopia

Comment:
Wonderful exposure with the bright flames and siloeutted fireman. Tells a story.

A tip o' my lid to you, Madam
by gzupruk

Comment:
Nice idea - kinda of funny. Really needs headwear to not be considered DNMC.

the wizard
by skewsme

Comment:
Good picture with a cool abstract and feathery quality. Really needs more obvious headgear to not be DNMC.

Great Helm
by GeneralE

Comment:
Wow I like the crazy black and white tonality on this one. It makes the helm kind of abstract with all the scratches so visable. The lighting with all the hot spots is a bit much though and detracts a lot.

Individuality
by Ivory

Comment:
I am of two minds on this one. The flower is super. It leads you through the frame and has a big burst of color in the middle. The shadow however is the downer for me, as it distracts the eye away from the flower.

Super Crayolas!
by ahjenny

Comment:
I like the idea here. The crayons are exploding out of the rainbow! The focus and/or light here is making things a little soft/blurred. I have noticed that these kinds of photos need almost a perfect setup to score really well (new crayons with perfect tips, crayons all lined with no gaps, a printed inkjet rainbow instead of hand drawn, etc.)

Candy Spectrum
by rob_smith

Comment:
Cool idea. I like the ways they progress downwards at an angle. I wonder if a more steep angle and more overlap between them would have created more impact. Vignette is not to my taste here.

City Rainbow
by shareinnc

Comment:
I like what you went after here, with all the colors and the lines/shapes. However the scene is a bit busy and has no real subject. Perhaps moving closer to s single subject within the scene would have more impact.

the arc of a career
by posthumous

Comment:
Not really sure about this one. There is a vague rainbow connection, but no colors to see. The graphic looks out of place and rock/backdrop is not all that photogenic.

L I V I N G in C O L O R
by michaelmonn

Comment:
I like the face that the lady is drawing. Seems like there are too many elements/angles/lines in the images to tell a cohesive story.