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Challenge - April 29, 2011: Primary Colour

Photos taken April 29-May5 are valid; max. 3 submissions pp.
Post until Thursday May 5, 2011.
Voting opens Friday May 6, 2011.
primary colour.jpg
primary colour.jpg		 1 - Red, Yellow & Blue Shop
1 - Red, Yellow & Blue Shop		 2 - Red & Blue Home
2 - Red & Blue Home		 3 - Kayaker
3 - Kayaker
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4		 8
8		 9 - Yellow - My Fav Prime Colour
9 - Yellow - My Fav Prime Colour		 10
10
11 - RGB News
11 - RGB News		 12 - Seventy Five
12 - Seventy Five

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TC Photo Club12-May-2011 15:50
I go with 12 - close enough to primary colors
Cheryl
Line 12-May-2011 15:04
I like #9 - meets the theme twice: bright yellow flower and bright yellow sun
funkysandman10-May-2011 20:48
I vote #11 - right in front of me on the sidewalk...how could I miss that! I like #12 too, good job money-bags! # 1 and #2 were a good find...but the framing is tough.
#4 has good contrast with black /red...are the raspberries quietly sneaking out of the bowl, or trying to get in?
#9 is great too- ant's eye view?
#8 I keep thinking it's a round piece of toast (thumbnail at least)
#3 great reflection shot

hard to vote for just one
-Sandy
TC Photo Club10-May-2011 15:42
#4. I like the layout and presentation. A wee bit of post processing for contrast and saturation could have made this really pop. Great entries by all.
Ron
TC Photo Club10-May-2011 14:34
#12 because it's just too clever...and who doesn't love money? lol
9 is lovely.
11 --- good eye!

jenna
TC Photo Club10-May-2011 01:20
Perhaps this may help:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_color
TC Photo Club06-May-2011 20:51
I fully agree with what Sandy said. Let's not take this so seriously folks.

r.
Isabelle 06-May-2011 20:06
BOOO, no one likes my shot #2 :( I vote for mine! jk..I do like # 9
TC Photo Club06-May-2011 18:49
I hope you post them back up - those were some great shots!
Part of the fun in these challenges is seeing each person's interpretation of the topic. We're free to stretch, expand, flex or even make fun of the suggested challenge topic. We don't have to go by any strict definitions.
-Sandy
Guest 06-May-2011 17:54
Sorry - photos 5,6,7 removed since they do not appear to meet the approval of some voters....so much for having fun.
Linda Matta06-May-2011 15:52
I have to say that #10 would get my vote. RGBs well defined and very intriguing. A tad bit on the blurry side, nonetheless, I appreciate the creativity.

Honourable mentions for me would be: #11 and #12. Though the other shots were nice/beautiful actually, I decided to focus on the images that showed all 3 primary colours. CHEERS!

Linda M.
TC Photo Club06-May-2011 15:51
FYI: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_color
TC Photo Club06-May-2011 15:30
I vote for #12. I like #4 too, but would have increased both saturation and contrast to make it a winner. Many great entries.
Bob B
Linda 06-May-2011 15:25
As the challenge was primary "color", I'll have to go with #7 as being the most basic color you can get WHITE ! .... I love it. There were a few interesting ones, such as # 12, 11, 4 and 2. Thanks for sharing ! Have a great weekend !
Gary 06-May-2011 15:11
Maybe I'm being too literal but I was taught that the primary colours are red, yellow and blue. Orange, green and purple are secondary colours. This influences my decision by eliminating shots where the focus includes non-primary colours.

My vote goes to #9 though I also like 3 and 4.
Barbara 06-May-2011 14:47
#9 is a beauty of a shot so it's my choice. Runner up for me is #12 - nice showcase of the most beautiful currency in the world!
L-A. Paquette 06-May-2011 14:38
#9 Jumped out of the screen - so Ill go for that one

L-A. Paquette (www.LAPart.ca)
Guest 06-May-2011 14:24
Oh boy... I can't decide between 4 (lovely composition) and 12 (clever interpretation of RGB). With #7 not quite fitting the theme (except that white = RGB), but utterly charming me.
John 06-May-2011 14:20
I chose #9, in my opinion a primary colour should be bright and vivid, the Yellow in this shot appears to glow. with little wash out!
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