Between land and water
by zaflabout

Comment:
It must have been hard to stand still for that long!

Smart Ass of the Class with Goals in His Pocket
by dsterner

Comment:
Hmm, a very snapshotty shot. A pity the tassle is in the way

Perfect by Nature
by Brad

Comment:
Nice photo, but the link to the challenge is beyond me. A little sharpening would really help. I think the border adds a nice contrast, and I like the subtle colours.

Sydney
by srdanz

Comment:
I like the colours. It's nice to see gold and some pastel overtones in a night shot, instead of the usual orange that everything seems to come out. Unfortunately it's a little soft for me. Some USM would help a lot, and also some curve adjustment for real black in the shadows. Possibly cropping could also be improved for a better composition, instead of the centred view. I'd crop out the left and top to put the opera house at the rule-of-thirds point. Also, yes, the boat trails could be cloned out.

I like the star effect for something different, and the water reflections are amazingly soft, which is a great look. Nice capture, and with a few little changes, this could be a really great shot!

Serenity Found
by idnic

Comment:
A lot of background detail make it a very busy image, and the fountain is almost lost. I also agree with the other comment on the green. It's a little overwhelming, and looks a bit like a color balance issue.

Theodor Geisel's "Design For Death"
by GeneralE

Comment:
This will score badly for focus. Going for the brown ribbon?

Could you, would you, on a train?
by posthumous

Comment:
Nice colours, but it's a very non-Seussish train, so for me, it fails to convey the topic. Wow, they must be high weeds to show in the reflection!

Horton Hears A Who!
by imagesbytlp

Comment:
Sky is rather overexposed.

I Wish That I Had Duck Feet
by Melethia

Comment:
This is a nice photo of some ducks, but might get voted down for a stretch to link it to the challenge.

green eggz n frozen hammmm
by jsc9306

Comment:
Wow, I'm pretty sure this photo is going to get hammered for that border! And possibly for not going to the effort of taking the ham out of the packet and frying the eggs like in the picture book. It's not wasting it - you can still eat it afterwards. :)