Banana Phone: Executive Eddition
by Mark

Comment by sweetness:
haha, very humorous.

Banana Phone: Executive Eddition
by Mark

Comment by CNovack:
Heh, cute idea - well done on getting the props to go well with each other. It is a good photograph but it needs improvement in two areas before it can move into the above average category. First, sharpness on the main object. The top and the bottom edges of the bannana are not in as sharp a focus as the middle with the dial buttons on it. A higher F-stop say 5.6 or greater should yield you a better depth of field/sharper focus on all areas in your photo. Next is lighting. The illumination of the main object appears a little flat not to mention that the buttons could be illuminated to show more detail. Natural lighting is good but sometimes it just cannot compensate in lighting up all the important elements in the photo. A light source aimed directly upon your banana phone & at a 45 degree angle and another one perpendicular to the right of the hand at a height just above the hand could illuminate your subject better and get it to pop a little more visually.

Banana Phone: Executive Eddition
by Mark

Comment by Wink:
Very clever and edible audio.

Banana Phone: Executive Eddition
by Mark

Comment by nards656:
Context is worth a lot, and this needs work. Also need lighting improvement - too harsh.

Banana Phone: Executive Eddition
by Mark

Comment by Jutilda:
OMG!!! Makes me think of the "banana phone" song. I can sing it by heart. LOL Imaginative. Clever! Thanks for something original and not a splash or some peppers!!

Banana Phone: Executive Eddition
by Mark

Comment by hotpasta:
LOL...great creativity and humour...hope you do really well with this...where can I get me one of those???

Banana Phone: Executive Eddition
by Mark

Comment by Jason_Cross:
How you got those buttons into the banana fast enough that it didn't turn 5 shades of brown is beyond me. lol

gateway to academia
by Mark

Comment by bvlindalou:
great comp

gateway to academia
by Mark

Comment by tstout:
Very aptly captures the challenge! I also very much like the composition

early spring
by Mark

Comment by Simpa:
Nice, but where is the frame?