A Light's Point of View
by fifield

Comment:
Clever. :)

Apple Core
by charliebaker

Comment:
Very creative idea. I'm curious about how you did this without a double exposure. :)

Two Dollars
by nickinpdx

Comment:
I like the background texture and color.

Mikey Writes Home
by DebN2003

Comment:
I don't think I would have chosen to emphasize the red/brown in the photo as much as you did, but this is definitely a funny find.

Deep in prayers
by zerocusa

Comment:
The woman in the middle staring at the camera adds so much--she seems like she would pull your attention away from the main subjects, but she doesn't (at least for me), yet her presence adds something interesting. I also like the angle in this picture.

Mine.. and Mom's...Generations
by sfarrell23

Comment:
I like the simplicity of the picture. The position of the rings in the frame seems a little off to me--I want to nudge them around a little or perhaps crop it differently. But that's a matter of personal taste, I suppose.

Spring
by oracle

Comment:
I really like this composition, and it contrasts new and old quite well. (I especially like the cracks on the ground.) I think the colors could be a bit richer (making the ground and leaf darker), and it would be more appealing to me if the tip of the leaf wasn't cut off, but I like it nonetheless.

Carrier Sunset
by tmonti

Comment:
The picture is a aesthetically pleasing to me. I infer that the new/old contrast was the newish carrier with the eternity of nature (the water, the sun)? I think the sunset confuses it a little bit, because then I start to think of the day as old, but obviously this "day" is newer than the carrier. (The fact that this photo makes me think about what is new and what is old is a good sign though.)

dead palms,live on
by trademarxz

Comment:
The palm trees make you want to think "primitive," but the guard rail brings you back to the modern age. I'm not sure that is the contrast you were going for though--it looks like you wanted to contrast the brown palms with the green ones. If that is the case, cropping out the guard rail might have brought more attention to the contrast you intended. Did you take this from a moving car (which might have caused the blurry trees at the bottom)?

Email by Candle Light
by KiwiChris

Comment:
Having the mouse lit adds a nice detail. :)