After all I like this image, I don,t know if iot will make big waves and i'm pretty sure alot of people got the same idea. I just needed to submit something. Maybe I should have gone b&w, too many choices :)
Post process. Cropped, rotated 90, level equalisation. that's it, that's all.
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This is a very clever and interesting way to illustrate the fuzzyness of many choices, but I wish there was a bit more depth of field so that it was easier to make out that there is a yes box and a no box.
Great Idea once I figured it out. Maybe I'm blind but it took me too long to figure out that it said yes or no. I like them being out of focus- but maybe not so much.
Cool idea- I like the simplicity. BUt the yes & no are all blurry-like, sadness...If you really focused on one or the other it'd be awesome- but t his is really good- congrats! 7
I like this photo of the pen poised over the 'yes' or 'no' tick boxes. It addresses the challenge really well. Even the empty space to the right of the photo seems to depict 'thinking time'. I hope you don't get 'out of focus' comments 'cos the blurriness of the 'yes' and 'no' print does serve to make people look more than once at this image- which I believe can be very creative of the photographer.
the yes and no are probably too out of focus, it took me a while to read them. That's not always a bad thing, but for the challenge people only spend a few seconds on each image (just because there are so many)
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