Selective Colour

Firstly thank you for entering my challenge. This image is not only sassy but chic at the same time. The choice of orange instead of the usual red really made this image stand out more than would 've otherwise been the case. Great attention has been paid to detail without over cluttering the image- this includes the netted veil and the cap which tends to add to to the look the photographer is trying to provoke . Congrats and well done!

Firstly thank you for entering my challenge. The use of selective colour in this image tends to accentuate the dangers these men have put themselves into by climbing this building - for whatever reason that may be. We tend to realize the danger they have put themselves in- as only they are highlighted by their orange uniforms whilst the rest is in black and white..If the whole image was in colour the danger element wouldn't be so apparent. Congrats and well done!

Firstly, thank you for entering my challenge. The simplicity of the image lies in it's appeal- a simple glass resting with a touch of of whiskey. The hues of the golden colour of the whiskey really draws the eye in along with the slight bit of light one can witness on the right hand side. The angle of the glass is also perfectly composed. Congrats and well done!

Firstly, thank you for entering my challenge. The use of minimalism or negative space immediately draws one to the selective colour used in the yellow house below the mountain peak. The central position of the main object at hand is also well placed and draws our eye to the house as of immediate effect upon viewing . Congrats and well done!

Firstly, thank you for entering my challenge. The red bicycle against an uncluttered wall once again proves to use that simple objects can be turned into works of art. This also reminds us of the concept that less is more- a simple brick wall and cobbled road is all that is needed to offset the selective colour- that of being red of the the of the bicycle.so depicted. Congrats and well done!