Diversity - Strength in similarities, strength in differences
by wetland

Comment by timmi:
Oh, very good idea. Colours are just great. The border doesn't really go very well with your image. You have lots of colours happening, so simple border would have not competed for attention. Also, the text in yellow is a bit clownish. The main title should be bigger and different type face. If you've made simpler text and border, it would have been looking like a pro poster.

Diversity - Strength in similarities, strength in differences
by wetland

Comment by PhotoGnome:
looks heavily edited with photoshop

Diversity - Strength in similarities, strength in differences
by wetland

Comment by flip89:
Very apropos ... symbolism is strong and universal ... colors are great ... black background enhances the main elements.

Tiny trike
by wetland

Comment by Dave Gordon:
The trike is a beautiful small scupture, and I like the way you've lighted it and used a reflecting surface. Putting in the penny to show the scale was clever.

Tiny trike
by wetland

Comment by dr rick:
Using a penny for size comparison works well. The reflections add a nice touch.

Tiny trike
by wetland

Comment by cbeller:
Nice idea. I would have maybe moved the trike away from the penny a bit and used a shallower DOF to blow the penny out a little. It also looks to be over sharpened a bit.

Tiny trike
by wetland

Comment by HRoxas:
Beautiful. Well-thought, I love that you gave perspective to subject. Nice use of colors. The reflection at the bottom is a nice addition. 8

Tiny trike
by wetland

Comment by dsa157:
nice job using the penny to provide a sense of scale

Tiny trike
by wetland

Comment by zwhitley:
At first glance I wanted to say, "Not another coin" but I like it's use here. It lends the trike perspective. I like the lighting. The trike picks up interesting red highlights and there is a nice reflection on the platform. Just my $.02 on your $.01

Tiny trike
by wetland

Comment by Frankie_Lv:
The Penny or the bike, the penny or the bike...my eye keeps jumping the 2 seem to be offsetting each other taking away from the photo. Maybe the bike needed to be a little offset to centered.