The Kissing Arches
by kyebosh

Comment by a8j2:
great shot, the colors are sharp.
i'll say DAMN for the photo and for the chick..:P
congrats.

Can Opener
by kyebosh

Comment by elemess:
What a great subject - who knew a can opener could have personality? The only change I'd make is to get rid of the label on the can.

Can Opener
by kyebosh

Comment by Rankles:
Nice idea! And a great shot too, why do you have such a rusty can opener? :p

Nintendo ®
by kyebosh

Comment by KDO:
Too funny. Great idea to use the cord across the page and to have your focal point on the far left side. Interesting photo.

Nintendo ®
by kyebosh

Comment by Joey Lawrence:
!! I am wearing one of those for a belt right now!! Seriously!

Nintendo ®
by kyebosh

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Coulda been Atari.

Nintendo ®
by kyebosh

Comment by SDW:
Where do I start? I see an item that is from the past but I donĂ¢€™t see the time passing. I know its an interpretation thing but IMO it does exactly meet the challenge. You did however take a good close up shot with good detail and focus. Your lighting and white balance is good as well. I think it would have been better if you would of placed an current time controller in this shot with the cord connecting the two, the cord could of represented the passing of time. Just my 2 cents.

Nintendo ®
by kyebosh

Comment by jaredldr:
Nintendo '85 still the best. I like the composition and the lighting. The DOF could have been a little deeper imo to bring the whole controller into focus. Also the crop at the bottom slices off the corner of the controller. Overall cool idea :)

Nintendo ®
by kyebosh

Comment by _wu_:
Corrrect me if I'm wrong but I can't shake the impression you coloured the background black in ps. Otherwise I can't explain the way the cable appears.
Not my favourite.

Nintendo ®
by kyebosh

Comment by Shadowrain:
Indeed, nintendo was a great pastime for me. I used to love piddling away the hours in world 8 of super mario bros 3. oh hoow i loved the sound a a fireball flicked off mario's finger and boom of the tanks. I guess this meets the challenge, then, but why have you chosen such a dark backdrop?