The Red Planet
by Brad

Comment:
Interesting image - like the use of light and shadow to add depth. Definitely a fun one.

Martian Moon
by Blackbox

Comment:
Cute idea! Nicely done. Colours are a little washed out though that's not such an issue given content but I think a touch more saturation would be good.

Mother, do you think they'll drop the bomb?
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Nice image! Has a cool retro feel to it and that's not just the choice to present it in black and white. Something about it reminds of the old silent movies! Central composition and slight distortion of perspective both work well.

Hey you, out there in the cold...
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
Simple. Nice use of negative space. Limited detail works well too. One of the few occasions where the utterly blank white sky is better than a sky with some detail or colour!

...two lost souls Swimming in a fishbowl...
by xianart

Comment:
I can see where you're going with this, representing the souls with the randomly dispersing swhorls of ink and I do think it's a clever idea but visually it leaves me feeling something is missing - that it's not quite there. I can't put my finger on why. The sky background is nice too though I'd not use blue as one of the two inks infront of it - perhaps red and green inks would be better?

"My hands felt just like two balloons" Comfortably Numb, The Wall, 1979
by tate

Comment:
This is just fabulous! Love the surrealism and simplicity of the idea. The sky behind adds a lovely richness of texture and colour. Great fun!

Brain Damage
by pointandshoot

Comment:
The distortion of that textured glass definitely gives a very surreal effect to the facial features and also works well to make the individual anonymous. Interesting idea.

Another brick in the Wall
by manu

Comment:
I think this would fit much better with "Welcome to the Machine"! It's an interesting commentary on society consuming the people within it, chewing them up and spitting them out! Seems very soft to me but the concept and composition (with angled black and white background/ foreground) is great.

dogs of war
by roba

Comment:
I do like the photo but I'm at a loss as to why two hammers represent Dogs of War?

Any Colour You Like
by Cutter

Comment:
Lovely portrait - love the use of fairy lights for both colour, oddity and lighting! Nice use of negative space too.