Evolution
by rbenny

Comment:
New tech running circles around the old. I like it.

Fall Colors and Spring Blossums
by fulgent

Comment:
If not for the slightly over-soft focus on the branch and the slight overexposure on the flowers, this would be a 10. I give it a 9.

Splintered Relations
by Bibliophile

Comment:
I like the metaphor for relationships in this picture (I'm thinking the young having to take care of the old since it looks like the newer hammer is carrying the older, cradling it without arms). Very good.

1 DVD = 3300 Floppy Disks
by MattB

Comment:
Good concept, although the position of the in-focus field could have been worked better. For example, having the bottom of the disk stack in focus with the top out of focus would imply an immeasurably tall stack. Reversing this arrangement and having the bottom of the stack fade to blur would seem like a row of disks that recedes over the horizon. Just a couple of suggestions.

combination
by hossam

Comment:
I'm not seeing any juxtaposition, or anything old for that matter.

Step Aside
by sir_bazz

Comment:
I think the slight blurring of the wilted flower would have worked better had the background been either extremely blurred or a solid color. Good interpretation and good title.

Shall We Dance (Fred & Ginger, 1937)
by pbaarn

Comment:
The rear shoes should have been in focus, too.

The Good Egg (1939 )
by gaurawa

Comment:
Incredibly simple and vanishingly subtle. I like it. 8

A Tree Grows In Brooklyn (20th Century Fox, 1945)
by Shakey

Comment:
Good picture, but it doesn't look like Brooklyn.

A Clockwork Orange
by casualguy

Comment:
I think this would have worked better if the clock hands didn't extend beyond the edges of the orange. That way the ends of the minute and second hands wouldn't be lost in the background. Otherwise, a great, simple shot. 9