running the rock II
by rider808

Comment:
Ahh, much better angle this time, I just wonder if I was affected by the earlier shot, because i like this one better. It must be a fun series.

The Keeper of the Light
by Denise

Comment:
Love the lighthouse, love the sky. Hate the bush and the cyclone fence. With better framing this could have been on the front page.

Passing Through
by Brent_S

Comment:
Beautiful shot with great lighting, but a small partial Waldo who takes a nano second to find. Come back here on an architectural challenge and you have a winner, as is ...top ten

back on earth
by LevT

Comment:
I think your team mates were wrong. Cute pictures of kids did well, but I think this one hits the challenge well, especially the accomplish something worthwhile part and would have been a standout in a sea of cute kids playing.

For a fleeting moment ....
by mariuca

Comment:
Lovely subtle approach, in the top handfull

Waiter!
by hesitant

Comment:
Im not a fan of the all too common wine glass swirling around a glass mid pour, back lit, with neither stem of glass nor wine bottle showing. I've seen it many times before, and was afraid I would see it again and again in this challenge. This is one of those, except it is much better than any other I have ever seen. The fluid is so dynamic and the shapes you got are beautiful, complex and unique.

Taking a tired idea and making it come alive is an impressive feat. My pick for blue.

Have you tried the Red?
by MacDonald

Comment:
DeSousa's worked so well because it was secondary, it took a beat to get the joke. Here the wine is marginalized and the joke looses it's wit, and falls a bit flat. Technically well done,

Lite wine
by Silent-Shooter

Comment:
I wish had used a fluid that looked lees like razzelberry coolaide and more like wine, great idea, well executed, but for that detail.

'73 KWV Roodeberg
by HarveyG

Comment:
Well lit and composed but I find the froth very distracting. I have never seen wine that looks anything like that. If this is grape juice, next time let it settle in for a bit.

Stonehenge
by tanguera

Comment:
Where's the apple?

Nice shot and OK, you are busy with income producing photography and all that, but really girl, put the hammer down.