Wait
by mbren

Comment:
Neat idea marred by the small size. If you have photoshop or image ready, crop the image to max allowed pixel dimensions (no larger than 640, no smaller than 160 per side), then use the "export for web" function, and select "optomize to file size.

Monsters in Town
by max90034

Comment:
Innovative set up. It seems permanent?

New out of Old
by Falc

Comment:
the tones are really nice, but the top is cropped too tight.

The Winds of Time
by devbobo

Comment:
smashing! If I were king, this would be definitely top 10.

In St. Paul's Churchyard
by e301

Comment:
Gorgeous, beautiful photo, but I'm missing how it fits the challenge.

Béinchen (1684) & Rout Bréck (1966)
by gloda

Comment:
The selective color really doesn't work and is really over-done in any case -- perhaps a duotone would have been a better choice.

Breaking The Surface
by sibeling

Comment:
If your camera has a white balance setting, using the "indoor" or "tungsten" setting will improve the image -- notice how the whites on the label, milk & table cloth have a pinkish cast? The WB setting will fix that. Perhaps a bit more sharpening for web viewing as well. Awesome concept!

Old School vrs. New Skool - It's a sad reality
by photomayhem

Comment:
Good concept, the books could be closer together. I'm asuming the swirly stuff is supposed to be smoke from the smoking gun? Hard to simulate, harder to shoot.

Wasting Away Their Shiny Rainy Days
by USPostalService

Comment:
interesting photo, but I didn't notice how it meets the challenge.

i pod and mirror
by leifur

Comment:
The orange tint is excessive. If you could keep the iPod white (or at least mostly white) that would improve the image. If you built the image using photoshops duotone function, adjustment of the curves will achieve this. Also, it seems as if there is a lot of detail in the photo, but it could use a touch more unsharp maksing for web viewing.