Limited Edition (Renewed rivalry)
by zerocusa

Comment:
Oohh how shocking. Great colour reversal. Love your idea. Personally I like pepsi better than coke. You?

Plasma Fusion
by svetor

Comment:
This almost looks like it belongs in space, a nebula of sorts. Cool and cosmic looking. What is it? Very crisp. The longer I look, the more I like.

Nature`s Colors
by one66stang

Comment:
Yummy! Please send them my way ;-) Colours are a tad muted though.

Little Pink Houses
by Rosie20

Comment:
There are several problems with this image: it is too bright; the date on the bottom is a big no-no; it should be cropped to show only the house and not the distracting irrelevant background; and the photo should have been taken in front of the stairs so that all horizontal lines of the house are parallel, unless you are trying to achieve a photo with more of a perspective view on the house. Good choice for colour though.

Orchestra of Colours
by Konador

Comment:
Too much reflection. What instrument is this? Tuba? Trombone? You got me puzzled.

Colours
by bcncrazy

Comment:
Why an orange background? I think a white or black background would bring out the colours of the pencilcrayons better.

Scoops of color
by justine

Comment:
They look so squeaky shiny clean! Interesting idea.

Northumberland
by howza

Comment:
Very colourful houses. To give this photograph more oomph, I would competely crop out the bottom half of this picutre, as it adds nothing to the photograph, and brighten and increase the contrast (either in camera or with use of an imaging program like Photoshop) so that the colours of the houses stand out more vividly.

Safely colorful
by tyrkinn

Comment:
I really don't like that chartreuse green wall background. It doesn't offset the beautiful blues and reds of the helmets at all.

Old Glory Waves
by bruster54

Comment:
Not a bad picture but suffers from being too small. Make use of the maximum allowable size of 640 pixels along the longer dimension. Also, the colours seem a little muted. Consider brightening and upping the contrast in an image editing program.