Red Cannas Green Leaf
by eaglebeck

Comment by CNovack:
Colors fit the criteria however the colors of red and green are bathed in the harsh light of the early afternoon sun. A very late afternoon or early evening shot would have bathed the subjects in a "warm" light and brought out some warm rich tones not to mention possibly eliminate that shadow cast by the flower onto the green leaf.

Red Cannas Green Leaf
by eaglebeck

Comment by Antanas:
Oversaturated red, loss of details in blossom.

Red Cannas Green Leaf
by eaglebeck

Comment by olddj:
red appears to be overdone, and out of focus

Red Cannas Green Leaf
by eaglebeck

Comment by Elaine:
The cannas looks overexposed to me.

Red Cannas Green Leaf
by eaglebeck

Comment by Jutilda:
This seems way over saturated and overexposed. The focus could use a tad of work as well. It does suit the challenge, but the overall effectiveness gets lost with the other things missing.

Contrast Matches His Job No Gray Area
by eaglebeck

Comment by Tammer:
Good "zebra" shot...now if they only make the right calls.. :-) Nice photo

Contrast Matches His Job No Gray Area
by eaglebeck

Comment by trishialw:
Nice take on the challenge.

Contrast Matches His Job No Gray Area
by eaglebeck

Comment by puzzled:
This meets the challenge to the letter, but for me, it doesn't have enough interest - maybe if more of the ref's body, especially arms, were showing it would help. Crisp and clear image, though.

Contrast Matches His Job No Gray Area
by eaglebeck

Comment by Elaine:
There is contrast, but it doesn't impact the photo

Contrast Matches His Job No Gray Area
by eaglebeck

Comment by scales:
I like the title and concept, but it's a shame his top is grainy.