White Jeep
by gmink

Comment:
My interpretation of the challenge is quite narrow. Complementary colours sit opposite each other on a colour wheel. As white does not feature on the colour wheel, and red sits opposite green, in my eyes this image does not meet the challenge. I'm sure there will be others with a complementary viewpoint! I will be knocking off a couple of points for my perception that this does not meet the challenge.

Black & Silver
by thedoginthebog

Comment:
My interpretation of the challenge is quite narrow. Complementary colours sit opposite each other on a colour wheel. As neither black nor silver feature on the colour wheel, in my eyes this image does not meet the challenge. I'm sure there will be others with a complementary viewpoint! I will be knocking off a couple of points for my perception that this does not meet the challenge.

Black and White
by kprasad9375

Comment:
My interpretation of the challenge is quite narrow. Complementary colours sit opposite each other on a colour wheel. As neither black nor white feature on the colour wheel, in my eyes this image does not meet the challenge. I'm sure there will be others with a complementary viewpoint! I will be knocking off a couple of points for my perception that this does not meet the challenge.

Cold Autumn Rain
by briantammy

Comment:
I'v not getting any sense of complementary colours from this image at all apart from a tiny splash of what might be purple and yellow in the droplet. Perhaps that was all that was intended but I would expect to see the colours used compositionally rather than as an accent.

Wet Fruit Canvas
by Aleema

Comment:
I'm not quite getting the "complementary" colours from this... red and yellow are not complimentary. Red/green or yellow/purple would get you squarely in the challenge. This is a little skewed from that - not quite enough for me to mark it down as a DNMC though... I'll cut you a little slack in case you are considering the grapes as purple :-) I find the drips on the right hand side really distracting. This would be a more impactive image without them.

the complimentary complementary drink
by kellmak10

Comment:
You have just received my 15,000th vote on DPC. It was a 7. :-)

I really like the compositional angle, and the take on the challenge. You also managed to pick complementary colours unlike many of your competitors. I even like the border, which is a change for me! I do feel as though this image could do with a little more space to breathe though, both above the glass and under the pinky finger. It's making me thirsy for a glass of Buck's Fizz this one is :-)

sweet dew
by liangdawei

Comment:
Not getting the complementary colours in this shot. Complementary colour of yellow is purple (missing) and complementary colour of orange is blue (also missing). You have chosen analagous colours rather than complementary colours. So, depite the fact that it's really nice shot, and I like it very much as an image in itself, I will be marking this down a few points for my perception that this does not meet the challenge.

"we are all the same inside"
by Thai

Comment:
That we are. I find my eye wandering a little around this image, probably because of a lack of crisp focus on the main focal points of the peppers. A nice concept though, and the red/green falls squarely into the challenge remit (unlike some of your competition).

Rubies and Emeralds
by Chandi

Comment:
Technically complementary colours are red/green or orange/blue so you've got a bit of a hybrid going on here. Orange and green are actually "secondary" colours to purple. Although the title says "rubies" I think it's a strectch to consider this as red. The actual capture is nice enough, although this type of shot is done to death so you may get marked down by some for lack of originality (not me though). I do however feel that the border completely detracts from the image. The thin red line around the green just looks angry.

Unlucky clover
by eriking

Comment:
I would have preferred just a little larger depth of field, bringing some of the fingernails into focus a little. Nice compositional balance though, and red/green is slap bang on the challenge (unlike some of the competition!)