Orange Battle of the Historical Carnival of Ivrea
by rio78

Comment:
Interesting subject. I don't get the hate here, but I want to know more about what's happening. Looks like this could have been a good opportunity for some street photography shots, too. Leaving aside the challenge topic, its a well composed, well exposed image. I would like to see a few more faces and expressions tho; lots of backs and tops of heads.

Are the Bubbles Really Necessary?!?
by jenesis

Comment:
Sorta cute picture, but no hate here, sorry.

spinach
by margiemu

Comment:
Cute idea, though the boy looks more like he's afraid of spinach than hating it!

a stone was thrown in hate
by GuGi

Comment:
without the title this image doesn't say much about hate. Perhaps something in the background to show what the stone was aiming at behind the glass would have helped convey that message. Leaving aside the challenge, this is an interesting photo with sharp focus and good exposure, tho it suffers a bit from a central point of interest ... its more like an interesting background to a subject than an interesting image in and of itself.

Arrgh!... I hate this!
by alexjack

Comment:
lol.

I'm sure it makes sense to someone...
by splidge

Comment:
Traffic camera that writes speeding tickets? I hate those too!

Yo Pimp, Some Playa Hater Jacked Yo Dub's
by RainMotorsports

Comment:
Bummer for sure, but hate? Not seeing it. The picture is not very interesting on its own; more like a snapshot to me.

Apple suffer
by szallol

Comment:
Hate? Interesting picture, but a bit of a stretch here.

Crossing the line
by Crafty

Comment:
I'm not a big fan of images with their heads cut off (no pun intended, or, then again, maybe there was). Seriously, showing the expression on the face would have helped here. Nice exposure, sharp focus, good idea.

i hate him!
by Lore

Comment:
Would have worked better to show the picture of the guy you're burning; showing the back of the photograph doesn't work. Maybe with a blurred image of yourself in the background, doing the burning, which would have added some more visual interest to the composition. Not sure if the grain (noise) is by choice but I can see how it might work here. If it wasn't by choice, lower your ISO if you can.