Proud as a Peacock
by loriprophoto

Comment:
Wow, that's particularly evocative of color. Great idea and execution.

It's a tomato, but is it red, yellow, or green? This is what you get when only grays are seen.
by chalice

Comment:
I say it's yellow or very light green, but I'm colorblind, so I'm used to this kind of mystery :P

Nice composition & lighting, fun interpretation of the challenge and I like what the water adds to the texture.

Delicate Beauty
by starrlite

Comment:
I love this shot. The shadows are simply awesome!

Color of Money
by pickster

Comment:
Paul Newman RIP. Nice shot and particularly effective as the color of money has changed.

The Golden Arch
by evanescente

Comment:
LOL! I've never noticed the Maple Leaf on Canadian Mc'Ds. Shooting the golden arches is just crass enough that I hope you get a great score and have this stuck on your front page for a long long time.

All teasing aside, it certainly meets the challenge and the maple leaf is a nice redeeming feature for this icon of ickiness :P I curse you with a 10.

A Colorless Wheel
by battymaddie

Comment:
Nice interpretation. A different POV might have created some interesting depth and I might have sharpened all of the pencils to create a cleaner looking inner-circle. Still it's an effective interpretation of the challenge.

TugOWar
by DUDEITSSARAH

Comment:
Cute battle going on there but it's a little too blurry.

Seafood Anyone?
by witt34

Comment:
Neon lights indeed. Certainly a creative solution to the challenge. In August I spent 3 weeks in Korea and it puts a smile on my face to see Hangul again. Ahn Yang (I think).

Prism of Colors
by Moose408

Comment:
Very creative interpretation and good lighting idea. The crayola box is a little too soft and diminishes the effectiveness unfortunately.

Fresh Fabulous Fruit
by bassbone

Comment:
Great strawberries. The bananas are a little too lost in the background for my taste but I really love the contrast between the strawberries and the oranges. Very good "colors"