Literally Orange
by bjallen

Comment:
OK, it's orange, but what is it? It's also quite out of focus, I think.

Inner Sanctum
by TooCool

Comment:
This is a unique photo within this challenge because it's both interesting and in sharp focus. Oh, and you got some orange in there too, hehe.

Quenching Sunset's Glow
by Yomi

Comment:
Beautiful! Amazingly sharp, I love the detail.

O-range
by scales

Comment:
Well, at least it's orange...

Order of the Universe
by whhallsw

Comment:
Nice try. I see what you were trying to do, too bad you were ranked so low. I'll be interested what else you've got up your sleeve. Don't give up yet!

Untitled #18
by TampaDan

Comment:
Very nice abstract feel. The smooth transitions from whit to black is beautiful.

Pasta
by willem

Comment:
Very creative. I like it! The shadows and tones are very nice. The jagged ends bother me a little bit, but not too much.

Self portrait
by spectra

Comment:
Interesting and Creative! I'm not good at self portraits, so I'm even more impressed by this one. The only problem that I see is the green tint throughout the middle of the frame. To the left is black on white, then the body seems green but as we move right it fades back to black on white. I think this would have been much more successful in true black and white. Very nice picture though!

Later: I was thinking of cropping out the face and hand because they are distracting. That would make it more abstract. But I really liked the lines along the neck and would have been loath to give then up.

Longing For The West Coast
by muur88

Comment:
I like this photo as it relates to the challenge, but the picture on its own seems a little off. The pillars are nice, especially the way you have the shadows almost straight below the pillars. The waves are an interesting element. But, the colors feel forced, like they were played with in photoshop. If they weren't then I appologize for marking this a little lower because of it.

Cold Steel
by Firstrich1

Comment:
I like this picture, but feel it could use a bit more contrast. More whites and less greys. The border also really calls attention to the lask of contract. If that's exactly the look you were going for, then ignore me. It's an artistic observation so...you know.