Slice of Sunshine
by izadoodle

Comment:
The background is filled with a more saturated yellow than the lemon. Given the lemon is the subject (combined with the yellow brief) I believe that it should be round the other way - stronger yellow on the lemon against a black background to maximise contrast. Pushing the levels at the top end to beef up the whites in the lemon flesh would have been another modification worth considering. Well composed although not particularly original concept

Sand and Sun
by jaysonmc

Comment:
The yellow colouring is there alright, but it just far too blurred and has no real focal point

*POP*
by Puckzzz

Comment:
Almost too yellow, I'm wondering if a completely black background would have been more effective to create maximum contrast with the balloon

Crane
by Jet

Comment:
On my display, this seems to be verging on the side of orange rather than yellow I'm afraid. A relatively low difficulty factor compared to some of the others which will prevent this scoring in the top 50%

Golden Eyes
by chickadeezl

Comment:
The red and blue hues seem more highly saturated on my display than the yellow of the eyes. Given the brief is "Yellow", it should be the other way round. A tighter crop on just the eyes would have achieved this and elminated the distracting background (complete with flash shadow)

Bananas
by jere2201

Comment:
Reflection on the wall and flash casted shadow let this down technically. Artistically, the horizonal line on the wall, the light source on the floor and the strange banana stand all add unnessesary complications. The subject is the bananas, a simple neutral background with a clever light source would have shown them off best IMO.

Sourpuss
by love

Comment:
Lovely B&W, I reckon this will make the top ten, well composed, good sharp eyes and excellent levels

Kiki
by JeniY

Comment:
Very vibrantly coloured as you might expect for a clown subject and comes across as quite a typical "portfolio" image that a clown my use in a circus programme, business card or pinned up on the notice board in the reception of an entertainment holiday camp. I worry that to score highly here, you need to sometimes do the unexpected and go against the grain. But well exectued none the less

Clown Head by Ewig
by pointandshoot

Comment:
Not really seeing the connection to the challenge unfortunately. The thin white strip at the very bottom should have been cropped off IMO. What have the trees got to the do with it. A much tighter crop on just the graffiti might have been worth considering

Ridi pagliaccio
by Rino63

Comment:
Red colouring on the neck is a little strange. Well composed though, the focus is slighly off on the eyelid compared to the cheak but as the eye is closed its not so noticable.