Post It Notes -- Revolutionizing Offices Everywhere
by karmat

Comment by alpharich:
my Grandma thought they were called stick-em-ups, so when she went into a shop and asked for them to stick-em-up she caused a stir! :) 9

Post It Notes -- Revolutionizing Offices Everywhere
by karmat

Comment by jfwolpert:
good idea

Post It Notes -- Revolutionizing Offices Everywhere
by karmat

Comment by melismatica:
This is a very interesting photo but it doesn't evoke a feeling of the 80's for me.

Post It Notes -- Revolutionizing Offices Everywhere
by karmat

Comment by yantski:
I love tha ability to take an otherwise un-interesting object, and make it a work of art. This is a beautiful image. Is the soft focus edited in, or a filter?

Post It Notes -- Revolutionizing Offices Everywhere
by karmat

Comment by Anmitsu:
i had no idea it was from the 80s... but yes, absolutely, it has revolutionized the work places. boy, what would i do without them...

Post It Notes -- Revolutionizing Offices Everywhere
by karmat

Comment by hotpasta:
excellent photograph...but did they really come out in the 1980's??? Man, time moves quickly...love the soft lighting in this

Post It Notes -- Revolutionizing Offices Everywhere
by karmat

Comment by BrianR:
Abstract revisited????

Snake Eye?
by karmat

Comment by macrothing:
I gave this a 4. In my opinion it was off-centered 'enough' to adequately meet the Challenge, but the overall composition and elements didn't really emphasize the placement nor the subject or 'story' enough. As best I can recall, I first saw it and accepted it as 'met the Challenge', then moved on to what it was, the quality and then the concept/story/title. As far as I knew/know, 'snake eye(s)' is 1 on the die/dice - so when looking at this, whilst I thought the placement of the one 'pip' (just learned through commenting on this that's the term for the 'dot') was odd, but honestly didn't study it long enough to see manipulation, visual effect, etc. I think the concept is quite good but would need to be 'captured' in a very strong way, without any distractions. The surface the die is on blends from black to brown and also has a few minor 'blemishes'. The blank white area on the die was quite dominant, especially over the somewhat weak reflection - which if that were stronger, would also have likely helped this in my opinion. Perhaps also a more finely tuned crop, especially at the top to give the die and reflection a better position within the frame, and possibly a nudge rotation for more symmetry, may have also helped make this a stronger image - again, just my opinion. Perhaps using just the 'natural 1 pip' and cloning it out on the real and leaving it on the reflection - but then I realize perhaps you did it this way as .. the pip is also off-centered. If so, that was lost on me during voting due to 'attention time'.

Snake Eye?
by karmat

Comment by gjumi:
It would have been more interesting if you had the second pip in the reflection. I guess.

High Rolling
by karmat

Comment by 37va:
overexposed, i think