Win a car
by bobgaither

Comment:
I thought of going to a casino but a friend convinced me they didn't allow photographs there. I'd also be interested to know what time you went that there weren't people playing the slot machines. I wonder what it would have looked like with people though.

Chequemate
by paully2k1

Comment:
The brown carpet doesn't help draw your eye to the board.

Strip Poker
by Kimbly

Comment:
Well, I've seen lots of after-the-fact comments on other people's photos, but I never figured that my photo would be that interesting that others would come back and check to see if there were new comments :-)

What I really wasn't sure about was whether or not you actually used chips in strip poker, since I had thought you were supposed to bet clothes. But in the end I put them in cause they definitely seemed to my untrained eye to make it more poker-ish.

Strip Poker
by Kimbly

Comment:
That's my stomach, actually, if you hadn't figured that out already. It's actually my shirt also, but I chose it to look more masculine. Because it was me, I think I would have been a little uncomfortable with having my unmentionables draped over my body for all to see, and also I didn't want it to be so overtly sexual. The ace is in the place it is because it wouldn't stay any other way. Lighting is from a tissue-paper diffused lamp. Not knowing the rules of poker very well, and never having actually played strip poker, I suppose that might not be how you actually play it. But not having any other games around except a pack of playing cards I'd never opened, this was really my only idea. Do people actually read these things?

Hat Trick
by timj351

Comment:
Wow. That really must not have been easy. Maybe unless you put the dartboard on the ground, dropped it and then rotated it. However you did it, it's still a great photo.

Cops and Robbers Anyone?
by d95vette

Comment:
Frightening.

Fill 'er Up-Side Down!
by joebar

Comment:
Nice lighting and background. "horizon" line seems a little tilted though. I think if this were flipped over 180 degrees, it would be more obvious while still fitting the upside down subject part of the challenge.

south trail cinema cornerization
by ryano

Comment:
Interesting oversaturation. I likt the green reflection.

Time of Change
by timj351

Comment:
Neat, and kind of freaky. You might have called it "pennies from heaven" though. I wonder how many others suggested that.

Wedding Invitation
by sjgleah

Comment:
Interesting pattern, cool subject. I think though, because it's already so monochromatic, that converting to black and white might have emphasized the pattern even more.