Left & Right in Black & White
by GeneralE

Comment:
No comment.

Ideological Opposites from 1860's American History
by digitaldave

Comment:
If you used the Union States flag of the period, then you would've had a better opposite of the Confederate States flag. Otherwise, nice detail and color.

Sweet & Sour
by Brooklyn513

Comment:
Good - sweet vs. sour does convey an "opposite." The wood-grained background is a bit noisy - but the dark tone certainly allows the light-colored lemon and sugar (figure) to stand out.

inside outside
by ursula

Comment:
Nice work. Inside vs. outside. Lightness vs. darkness. Left vs. right. All cues are working together and convey some form of "opposite."

Simple Choice
by Firsty

Comment:
a) On vs. off. b) Figure in focus vs. ground that's not. So, two opposites are apparent - yet neither cue is working to support/contrast the other.

Fattened Desert Life
by mithandor

Comment:
Red and green hues are contrasting hues - so that's an opposite. But, other than a difference in color, I'm not sure the differences between objects (rocks and cactus) also capture "opposite" - they seem, to me, related.

tempus fugit
by whiteroom

Comment:
Nice. White vs. black. Old vs. new. Analog vs. digital. So yeah, I think the "opposite" concept has been captured by several simultaneous cues. Overall, a very nice photo with only one glaring exception - the reflected images on the "old" watch.

Sitting,standing or crawling
by pitsaman

Comment:
Good detail - I like how the third animal is staring right at me. Not sure your title captures "opposite" however. Sitting and standing are different kinds of "stationary", while crawling is a kind of "motion." So yeah, there's a couple of individual opposites working here, but the picture as a whole doesn't convey a single message.

Deadly Opposites
by rigel

Comment:
Black vs. white and war vs. peace - contrasting tones and symbols working together - that's good. Image appears very grainy - I think the contrast apparent in your background detracts from the contrast you've established between your two objects.

Charged Opposites
by drgsoell

Comment:
The "opposites" concept is obvious - that's good. I don't understand why the set in the background is included given that the set in the foreground is in better focus and conveys the same message. Perhaps you might have extend the series (include more battery pairs) or reduced it to a single set.