Harmonic Cheers
by william88

Comment:
I called it! Congrats and I hope we get a hint!

Until we meet again.
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
I rated this fairly highly. I like the subtlety. The DOF, perspective and lighting work together really well.

Checkmate
by pederlol

Comment:
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say... pederlol?

Interesting idea and processing. Makes me feel like I'm wanting to leeeaann over and see his face!

The Messenger
by Samantha_T

Comment:
Congrats on your first ribbon! Our scores were neck and neck; I just barely edged past you! This is a cool image and a good idea.

Flood at the toy store
by gyaban

Comment:
Still a cool shot and the pink vs blue colors are very pretty. Nice to see this in the challenge!

(Oh and pleeasssee enter the motivational/demotivational challenge!! :-D Hahaha)

Song of the Siren
by hesitant

Comment:
If you drag this image to a google search it pulls up information about this ship. OK I admit it - I did that during voting! :-D

Why?
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Very different from the one on Amazon! Nice effects and processing. I like your version better. :-D

All done with mirrors?
by Beetle

Comment:
Fooled me. Well done! Good idea darkening between the mirrors!

Where did the grapes go
by pederlol

Comment:
I will have to come back and check, but I think I recognize those candles and the table from another entry in the "above" challenge...so going on a limb again... pederlol?

Interesting tones in this one. Seems to have a cool temperature. The hand seems to also cast a morose tone to the image; the nails are an unhealthy looking color in this light! Interesting idea; I'm curious to see where it will finish.

Harmonic Cheers
by william88

Comment:
Congrats on your blue! I'm going to guess william88 and I hope you include at least a hint of how this was done. (Jello?)

So is the whole contraption on some sort of movable table that is quickly lowered from underneath? The wine glasses seem to be fixed with some sort of adhesive at their bases. It could go down, then a fraction of a second later the picture is snapped - before the liquid splashes down.