fresh blueberries
by skewsme

Comment by jmritz:
Interesting color.

fresh blueberries
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Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

As an abstract study in shapes and color the image would do far better in an abstract challenge. For a food challenge in which typically one wants to clearly see what we eat (if it looks good it's fresh....) it suffers from lack of clear identification. Without the title, I cannot clearly tell with 100% accuracy that these are blueberries. When one follows the saying "Show, don't tell" the imagery is stronger because the audience can readily connect to it. Title should be just icing on the cake (so to speak) and not carry the full weight of telling us what we should be seeing. One thing that throws me off on the blueberries shown here is the color. Only one 'berry' matches the typical color of purple-blue-black while the others are green and make me think that they are grapes.

drink it in
by skewsme

Comment by JamesDowning:
Wild horses, cool! Those poor guys are very skinny. Borders are a bit uneven, but I do appreciate the use of the white, which feels a better fit here than black.

fresh blueberries
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Comment by SwordandScales:
Beautiful abstract. Contemporary and tasteful.

drink it in
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Comment by vawendy:
Are these wild ponies? The look scarily skinny...

friends?
companionship?

drink it in
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Comment by sandar6:
why are these horses starving?

fresh blueberries
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Comment by EOSail:
This is one of my favorites! I love the colors and the creative use of abstraction compared to other entries in this challenge. Normally I don't go for the "abstraction by blurriness" technique but you use it to good effect here. The overlap of shadows makes an interesting combination of intermediate colors.

state of the art: 1931
by skewsme

Comment by tanguera:
Awesome thingamabob!!!!

state of the art: 1931
by skewsme

Comment by herfotoman:
Nice perspective, colouring. Cool subject hehe.

state of the art: 1931
by skewsme

Comment by mefnj:
cooling coil?