Anti-Drug Backlash
by EddyG

Comment:
I'm assuming this refers to ad that goes "This is a frying pan. This is an egg. This is an egg in a frying pan. Drugs are like this, only different. Any questions?" - I only found about that by searching just now on Google.

Unless one knows that advert this makes no sense at all. So it's either a copy of someone else's propaganda or a comment on that progaganda (which I'm not getting).

Proletariat of all countries - you must join!
by kinks

Comment:
Good composition, nice use of texture and interesting light/ shadow.

An Unfortunate Cookie
by thelsel

Comment:
I like this idea and the image is strong and clean but I'm missing something. Next to be broken/ attacked BY the USA or next to be attacked WITHIN the USA? I'm just not clear on what the message actually is.

Corn will be free one day
by ajacoub

Comment:
This is veeeery strange but ignoring the message (which I obviously don't get) I really like the image. The combination of textures and colours is great and the final image is interesting and quirky.

Lining up'
by xionja

Comment:
Has a very gritty feel and I like the motion blur of the first girl in the queue. Could do with more of the Coca-Cola logo in the frame.

"I do"
by Allyrellia

Comment:
Message is strong. Image is weakened by lack of clarity in monitor image and I personally would prefer it without the monitor frame showing.

Uncle Boris wants you!
by vignir

Comment:
Interesting recreation of WW2 era propganda.

America, 2003
by muckpond

Comment:
Now this is a strong propaganda message - one that can easily be understood without supporting text or effort. I won't comment on whether I agree or disagree with the suggestion that the current political climate in the US discourages free speech and dissention but I will say that I think the photo conveys that suggestion very well.
Lighting is not ideal with dark shadows at left. Model's nose could have done with a powder to reduce that shine.

root of all evils...
by imagesloyola

Comment:
My knowledge of world politics is probably letting me down hugely here but I am assuming that the image is exploring the belief that this leader, as featured on the bank notes of his country, is motivated by financial concerns over the more real concerns of his country. Is that even remotely what the message of the poster is? If I'm right then I can certainly imagine it being used as a poster by any political party in opposition to him. Composition isn't hugely strong - final image seems unbalanced by space at left but not at right.

Trust the smiling men
by Jeanseb

Comment:
Nice image with great colours but what exactly is the message, thought or concept being conveyed here? Which men are these gingerbread biscuits representing in terms of the message?