A Bit of a Pane
by biggood53

Comment:
I really like this but I think the composition could be stronger. The dark bar to the right should be cropped out, and I think much of the bottom with the green background as well. The contrast between the purple flowers and the frosted/distored glass works very well as an abstract (and of course would even be more appropos for part). Hope to see more versions of this later!

Peacock tailfeathers in the breeze.
by Heavy

Comment:
The subject doesn't stand out here because it's so busy with the leaves. Maybe with less DOF it would work better, but the dynamic range issues and overexposed sky are also working against you!

Not so fluffy...
by rathanasiou

Comment:
Very good composition, great closeup, but has some oversharpening problem or added grain problem that lowers the clarity and impact, IMHO.

Half a Toucan
by vaguilo

Comment:
This is a good idea but it would have been better to crop off the little green part on the right. Also, the composition is somewhat non-dynamic (level, horizontal centering). You might have even rotated it 45 degrees, and cropped in much tigher (who needs the ground and that black diagonal edge upper right).

REVERIE...Wild and Free Again
by charmayne

Comment:
Nice, but watch out for oversharpening (note the white "halos" throughout.

Humpy fluke
by chrism23

Comment:
Great scene! This would be a winner if it were sharp. I understand how conditions were wrong, but it's a shame because the shake or low resolution really hurts this.

HandBurger
by arnit

Comment:
Now that's what I call real finger foods! Nice job.

Snappies - The Cereal That Bites Back!!
by Gatorguy

Comment:
Very clever and well done. I like the approach, but I would ahve liked to had more of a closeup with the girls face and turtle. It's almost secondary to the box to see the little guy in the spoon, but that's IMHO important to making this more than a fake product box shot.

Tropical Stars
by kyebosh

Comment:
Well done, good artistic take. Not sure it's wacky, but it works for me.

L'âge de l'insouciance
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Funny! Would be good for wacky foods ;)