Rhythm and blues
by Jean

Comment:
Awesome! I love the colours in this one. Great abstract. The juxtaposition of the straight pencils and swirly shapes in the reflections is really cool.

The death of anxiety
by MelGrahm

Comment:
Very intense and disturbing. I think I'd like this with higher contrast black and white, since it's so dramatic. I love the composition though.

Hard No. 2
by TomNTexas

Comment:
Um... it's a nice photo, but that poor girl has really bad makeup. I don't know, these kinds of soft porn-esque photos don't really grab me (being a girl). Although, even if I was a lesbian I doubt I'd find her attractive. Just something about that look makes me shudder. It's so objectifying. Not that I'll give it a really low rating for that.

pencil distortion
by shutterfly

Comment:
Very nice abstract. I think I would have liked some gentler lighting. Otherwise, the shapes and colours are gorgeous.

New Message
by prkemby

Comment:
Hmmm... this photo is actually kinda funky :). The colours jump out at me, and the background is cool. Nice idea, well executed.

Sharp
by mci

Comment:
I love this photo, very colourful and high contrast, really emphasising the sharpness of the knife and the red colour of the "blood". It looks a lot more like tomato sauce/catsup, but a fun idea :)

Third Rise
by Ricky Cleave

Comment:
Excellent photo! It could do with some post processing to make it more colourful, but that's just my personal opinion. The action is really cool, and nicely framed.

Desperate Submission
by antonabaya

Comment:
Hehe, I really like this photo! I know it doesn't really fit the challenge, but you obviously had a lot of fun with it. Nice work.

6 Days
by amonteforte

Comment:
This is absolutely beautiful. I don't generally respond to baby photos particularly well. I think that people who have children forget that those of us who don't might not feel the same way they do when we see a photo of their baby. But this photo shows me the emotions that exist between a mother and her baby, in a very direct, warm, genuine way. Putting their faces together and framing them so tightly gives a great sense of scale to the newborn, makes it seem tiny and vulnerable, and makes the mother's face seem protecting and loving. 10 from me! - lisae

untitled
by mikeysbistro

Comment:
Very cool idea and great post processing. The colours, textures and composition work for me.