forever and ever...
by thepasodancer

Comment:
I don't get the "strength" bit in this picture.

STRONG drink
by cjocelyn

Comment:
The only thing I would point out that there is a difference between "power" and "strength". Power is a more generic term, while strength is a word describing physical attributes such as raw strength and longevity. (you are by no means the only one. Check out this thread: kamps.org/g/?vkmv) I think you picture describes "power", but not "strength", and hence falls outside of the challenge. Sorry. (2)

Knowledge is Power
by Brooklyn513

Comment:
The only thing I would point out that there is a difference between "power" and "strength". Power is a more generic term, while strength is a word describing physical attributes such as raw strength and longevity. (you are by no means the only one. Check out this thread: kamps.org/g/?vkmv) I think you picture describes "power", but not "strength", and hence falls outside of the challenge. Sorry. (2)

The Power of Words
by dccloss

Comment:
The only thing I would point out that there is a difference between "power" and "strength". Power is a more generic term, while strength is a word describing physical attributes such as raw strength and longevity. (you are by no means the only one. Check out this thread: kamps.org/g/?vkmv) I think you picture describes "power", but not "strength", and hence falls outside of the challenge. Sorry. (2)

Empowerment.
by bbmohr

Comment:
A very good picture technically... The only thing I would point out that there is a difference between "power" and "strength". Power is a more generic term, while strength is a word describing physical attributes such as raw strength and longevity. (you are by no means the only one. Check out this thread: kamps.org/g/?vkmv) I think you picture describes "power", but not "strength", and hence falls outside of the challenge. Sorry. (2)

Balance of Power
by KaDi

Comment:
Very creative!

Help Me
by arnit

Comment:
Good picture, but not sure if it covers the challenge. Is having to ask for help strength?

'Absolute power corrupts absolutely'
by skief

Comment:
Power, definitely. But the challenge is 'strength'.... (2)

No Nonsense
by toeknee

Comment:
Finally an image with a no-nonsense approach to strength. Good lighting, good eye contact and certainly strength. (9)

Strong Enough to Defy Physics
by shareinnc

Comment:
You might want to have a look at this: //kamps.org/g/?kdgx - but otherwise it is a pretty good picture.