What can go wrong?
by Spongetoast

Comment by N-Lamin32:
nice!

What can go wrong?
by Spongetoast

Comment by atupdate:
Back to comment: This image doesn't relate to safety very strongly. It also appears as if the horizon is tilting to the right. I also noticed that your picture size is 569 x 379 pixels. The challenges allow for 640 pixels on the longest side (569 for your image). The larger the image, the more detail that is visible.

What can go wrong?
by Spongetoast

Comment by Purple_Girl:
Safety in numbers? Safety with the comfort of company? Or a bit of a stretch for the challenge ;P I like the view of the water, I'm not too keen on the table composition though, you can only see one of their faces. Maybe next time take the shot from in between 2 of them at a diagonal angle so you can see more of the table and the group.

What can go wrong?
by Spongetoast

Comment by mchalmers:
Nice photo. The horizon looks off, and the foreground is a bit dark compared to the blown background. The 'safe' concept isn't really jumping out at me.

What can go wrong?
by Spongetoast

Comment by LiamD2005:
I don't get it sorry.
DNMC.

What can go wrong?
by Spongetoast

Comment by posthumous:
This is over my head.

What can go wrong?
by Spongetoast

Comment by cypherdigital:
you tell me...

John's Funny Face
by Spongetoast

Comment by hanneke:
Hi, this is a comment from the critique club!

The expression of your buddy is pretty cute, but my experience learned that expressions like these don't really work here in challenges; this way it looks more like a snapshot.

The thing with challenges is also that you need to see the technique or subject in the entry what the challenge is about. I don't see "overexposed" in your photo, only the background, and that might just be in a studio.

Good luck in photography, I see in your other entries you have a good eye for good moments!!

BURRN!
by Spongetoast

Comment by eaglebeck:
DNMC Where is the SHALLOW DOF?

BURRN!
by Spongetoast

Comment by onedragonchick:
OUCH!!!!