sunlight
by dgpilot

Comment:
More High Key than High Contrast...

On the Farm
by Photogirl_in_Vancouver

Comment:
OK, tell me: Where is the high contrast...?

Maidenhair
by donenright

Comment:
Nice picture - but it doesn't meet the challenge, as it's not "High Contrast" in any way...

The Cone
by Caitlyn

Comment:
Well, if there is one thing this picture is not it's "high contrast"

Identity Crisis a.k.a "You're a PEA, not a BEE!"
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
This is funny, original, crative and the presentation is state of the art - and not to forget: You went through a lot of work to achieve it...

In my opinion this should have had a ribbon or at least been in top 10.

Golden Glow
by sherpet

Comment:
I'm not a sucker for sunset pictures - actually I find most of them boring.

Your shot here is one of the few exceptions to the rule. First of all because it's a little different from most sunsets: There's no horizon and theres no sky. The other great thing about it is the composition with the "golden triangle" in the corner - and the square format is just perfect for the picture.

Excellent :)

Message edited by author 2006-10-06 10:38:02.

Rock and Roll
by robinssong

Comment:
Great idea - I like that...
However, I think the lighting could have been better and the background isn't the best either.

Ball on Square of Tile
by ltaylor

Comment:
This is so cool :-)
My only objection: The bottom right corner (and tiny bit in the bottom left). It would have been better if you had tiles there too...
Maybe a little more contrast too - but that's a minor detail. I'll still give you and 8...

Pink balloon, green bridge
by fredandaud

Comment:
In my opinion this doesn't meet the criteria of the challenge as defined in the description: "Gather exactly two objects that are completely unrelated (for example, a carrot and a yo-yo) and make some sort of sense out of their combination, photographically speaking."

Dragonfly Pearched on a Weed
by woodsey

Comment:
To me this does not meet the challenge "Unrelatedness". To me this challenge suggests that you should show a picture of two elements that are not commonly seen together, and I don't feel that to be the case here.