I'm sorry, but your focus is too soft so that Ican't find the lens cap in this picture. You should also try to save the final image larger.
Keep working at it. Looks like you have an eye for color, but something just went wrong here.
I get it: You want to see if you can be infamous for submitting the worst photograph in the history of Dpchallenge. I don't know whether you can or can't, but it's clear that you've put in a lot of effort in trying to do so. I'm not even going to say anything to the effect of "sorry if you really were trying," because this photo CANNOT be the product of "trying." I'd like to give you a "10" just for the hell of it, but...I can't. Congratulations, on what might be the worst job ever. (I love that you didn't just submit a technically atrocious photograph, but one that doesn't seem to have a "lens cap" [that is, one that doesn't "meet the challenge"], either. Again, bravo.)
To explain the low score: I fail to see the lens cap - DNMC. The photo is very blurry (although the title suggests this is intentional). The photo is very small - there are tutorials on the site that explain resizing. There does not seem to be any particular subject to this photo other than the blurriness itself.
Not trying to be mean, just explaining the vote.
Size, no lensecap. There needs to be ONE thing in focus for our eye to settle on in any shot of this type. Otherwise we think, "What are we supposed to be looking at? And why?"
Well, I'm not a big fan of naming the ribbon-winners, but I think I found one here. The brown goes to you because the posted image is small, it is out of focus as much as it can be, no lenscap can be identified, etc. Sorry to say that but I must take my part getting you right above the DQ'd shots.
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