Smooth Pollution
by sceneit

Comment:
I think this would look more appealing if 1) the dof included the thumb, and 2) the lighting was not quite so harsh. I do appreciate the pollution reference though.

Dancers Likes, Environment Minds !!!!!!!!
by ankit_mohabansi

Comment:
I don't understand the title at all, but I guess that smoke in dance clubs could be considered pollution.. I like how the green light has created interesting lines, but I wish either that the visible dancer was a bit clearer, or that I could see more of the people, but that is just a matter of taste.

Washington Monument's Pollution Wig
by Lauras_Lens

Comment:
An interesting new angle on a sight that is seen so often in more flattering circumstances. The unfortunate thing about this image is that it looks like the quality has been severely degraded in processing.

Dawn of Industry
by The_Dentist

Comment:
The way you darkened the buildings, even though a lot of detail is lost, is very effective in portraying a dingy, dirty feel. Also the slightly warmish tone was a good choice as brown-ish has a dirtier feel than neutral or bluey-grey.

Refinery Wastewater Retention Pond
by molly12341

Comment:
Very lovely landscape. At first I was going to say that this image didn't convey enough of a "pollution" message, but now that I look at the title and realise that the source of the beautiful reflection is a cesspool of sewage waste, I really think it hits the nail on the head. You presented an ugly subject in a beautiful way. Nicely done.

Peanut Butter Time
by RLT

Comment:
Aw, but he really is cute! :-D

Time Passage
by creativeri

Comment:
I LOVE this, but I don't see anything about Tilted..

The Bridge to no where
by jasonmccarthy

Comment:
Very beautifully done, but it doesn't quite illustrate the theme of "tilted" to me.

The Cup's View
by surfin71st

Comment:
This is my favourite to win.

Family Portrait
by artvet

Comment:
Cute idea. What is the significance of having one empty clothes peg? With the colour tint, it reminds me of an old portrait from the time when people would often die of tuberculosis, and the empty peg could signify a lost child.