May have been a good idea at first, but that is no photography, no impact at all ;) A grey card is useful for white balance, though heheheh

i am afraid when there is nothing to focus on the space itself becomes the subject and there is no more negative space.

YES! This must be King. Either way, I only rated relevance, and your point here was WELL TAKEN!

This is certainly negative space...but is it? Maybe all the negative space is really all subject, and there's no negative space! : )

I think it changed my life :-)

heh woah

Very interesting. The emptiness is utterly minimal but also completely maximal (if that's a word). It's both empty and full - where nothing is everything. I wonder if that would make this images relevant not only as "negative" space but also the opposite, "positive" space and it might be called.

As the first "empty" image posted it also has a fair amount of impact. This is one of those images that works once and only once.

Indeed.

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Don't you need something postive in order to have a negative. Good sense of humour but lacking in artistic flair.

meh. too much negative space me thinks.

I can't see anything, maybe a broken file?

This smacks of King. I gotta give it high marks for the tongue in cheek approach.

This definitely has impact, but was a camera even used to create this?

Lacking positive space, there's no negative space either.

Ah, I do so need a laugh in the mornings ;) High marks for relevance and impact :P

Perfect Grey.
Difficult to rate this one (even on relevance..)
(5 for the "Risk" !!)
For sure a tribute to Nihilism..

Clever!

This must be a joke. There's no negative space at all. There is some great gray though. I think some judicious cropping on the left would have been helpful. Your focus seems a little soft too. Also the 23,678th pixel from the bottom right is a little too bright.

I'm always happy to meet people with a sense of humor :)

Why don't we all just post empty photos of nothing but color or tones and pat ourselves on the back for nailing the relevance of the theme? Didn't nail the intent of the theme though of course... (IMO). These seems more like an act of non-participation as much as anything else.

I think I prefer the black cat in a coal mine but I still think this one is funny too.