Isn't dad too old for these toys?
by lcgleah

Comment by LindaLee:
I really don't think the gentleman in this photo is quite old enough to qualify for what I would consider "Something Old" ! I think I see the intended relationship between the child's things, and the age of the man, but for me, it just doesn't "hit the target" of the intent of the challenge. The shot is also too "busy" for my taste. lhall

Isn't dad too old for these toys?
by lcgleah

Comment by lolly_gagger:
totally unimaginative

is there a negative rating?

Isn't dad too old for these toys?
by lcgleah

Comment by jimmsp:
Something old. Use your photographic technique to emphasize the age of your subject.
Composition - good. Background is a little busy
Technical Aspects - good. even lighting, good focus.
Meets Challenge - possibly. Better if there was a young child also present for contrast.
Visual Impact / Originality - good, good colors

Isn't dad too old for these toys?
by lcgleah

Comment by Digipixer:
Never too old for any toy.

Isn't dad too old for these toys?
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Comment by deckyon:
The humor is good, but the photo is dull.

Isn't dad too old for these toys?
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Comment by Konador:
yes :P

Isn't dad too old for these toys?
by lcgleah

Comment by jmsetzler:
I would much rather have seen something 'old' in the photo rather than a play on words in the title for the challenge... - jmsetzler

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Comment by langdon:
Seems snapshotted, though I know you took time to set up the games. Looks almost like an ebay -- not much thought went into it. I could be very wrong though. It just lacks a lot.

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Comment by irae:
That's a bunch of games, alright. The colors are nice, but I'd have tried for another setting.

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Comment by FranziskaLang:
I like Mancala, too! This is a pretty decent shot, everything is in focus. Good job! Something that I would consider doing differently next time is move the games still closer together (you could even have some of them overlap) and then zoom in closer to remove some of the background. Or, move the table against the white wall that is visible in the back of the picture and then take the shot there so that the chair and the curtains don't distract you from the games you are supposed to look at.