Swish!
by alanfreed

Comment:
Very clever - I want to know how this was done - relatively long exposure to capture the trails with a flash triggered to capture the can perhaps ?
Excellent - I wondered whether the bin was necessary - but eventually concluded that in the context of the current challenge it would be less of a photo without.

A definite 10.

Summer of '88: The Jersey Shore.
by lina

Comment:
Too contrasty and over saturated for my taste.

Odd One Out
by csb

Comment:
Great idea, well lit, and obeys the rule of thirds to the letter - Excellent

Sun Dried Pepper
by hokie

Comment:
Of all the can photos I've seen in this challenge, this has had the most thought put into it (including the title). The B+W effect definitely works in this case. I like it. Good luck.

Garbage Man
by fluffy

Comment:
Nice concept - unfortunately over-exposed where it matters (near the dogs head).

Strawberry Fields?
by Chusca

Comment:
I think this is a striking photo in its own right, but I fail to see how it relates to the current challenge.

yosi
by nalz

Comment:
Out of focus, distracting foreground, poor composition. Sorry, but I can't score this very highly.

Scotch on the Rocks
by Crumbles

Comment:
Thank you to everyone who voted for my photo - I didn't expect to finish this high up. For anyone who noticed that the label is upside down this is actually the kind of whisky bottle used behind bars, hanging upside down so the label reads the right way up then. It also helps that it is substantially bigger than a normal whisky bottle which helped with the composition.

Thanks again

Mike C.

Apple
by arnit

Comment:
I've never seen an apple in this light before (pun intended). If it wasn't for the title I wouldn't have known what this was. Nice abstract - well executed. High Score

Heart Broken
by lmhr

Comment:
Simple but effective. I love it.