You can choose anything..... as long as it's an Orange!
by aKiwi

Comment:
I love the sense of abundance created by this image. The baskets brake up the image really well and a bit of life.

It Doesn't Matter Which One!!
by SamT

Comment:
Its quirky how the units labelled "Brown's" are both green and the one that's actually brown is not labelled at all. I like the simplicity of this shot.

Color or Black and White?
by genghis

Comment:
I like the composition of this shot. The centrally placed black and white crayons epitomizes the basic choice. I like the way that a fundamental principle like basic choice is embedded into such an everyday subject. I think your choice to include the entire subject matter in the depth of field was a really good idea.

Pasta: which ones?
by Gabriel

Comment:
I really like the use of light in this image. The harsh light and lack of shadows emphasizes the only difference between the types of pasta: The Shape. My only suggestion would be that you could really go to town on the placement making it more formal and evenly spaced to really emphasize the lighting and composition. It is really powerful how you have made such a stark impact with such an everyday subject matter.

Where Do I Sit ?
by Saswaa

Comment:
I love the diffused light in this image. Also the way that one chair is in the light and one in the dark. There's an etheral sense about the image that makes the choice of where to sit seem more important than perhaps it is. I think this image fits the theme of the challenge in such a sublime way. Its a really beautiful image. My only suggestion would be that cropping some of the woodwork off the top could shift more of the emphasise to the seats.

shoes
by Elad

Comment:
I love the way that this shot could be either a deliberately composed subject or a candid shot of a real world subject. It gives the image a quirky quality that really adds to it. The multi-coloured, soft textures contrast with the solid, smooth wood creating a vibrant and almost energetic image. The only thing I would change would be to try and get the edges of the box evenly around the image.

Which One would You choose???
by Ngporter

Comment:
I like the contrast between the steel and the grass. It's quite dramatic. I think the reflection in the helmet on the right is a little distracting though. The blue tones in the steel really pop out against the grass. I think the composition gives the image a really solid appearance. The more I look at it the more solid it becomes.

Here or there?
by prettyshoes1

Comment:
I love this picture. The feeling of temptation to head down the forbidden road is almost irresistable. The green from the post and the red of the sign are just awesome against the sand tones. The gate cutting across the front adds a quirky element to the image that is in no way out of place. This is an awesome shot.

What bird should I photograph?
by Cam

Comment:
The composition of this image strikes me straight away. Its always so impressive when someone catchs a natural scene with such a visual balance. The reflection on the water really highlights the tall white bird as does the contrasting textures and tones of the other birds. I think this is a simply beautiful picture.

Choose Pride
by hannafate

Comment:
The composition of this picture makes quite an impact. The bright colours of the flag contrast so well with the more subdued background elements. The motion blur has such an amazing impact on the picture in more ways than one. I love the slight blur on the end of the flag. It just adds that extra bit of life to it.