Oh No! Yu-Gi-Oh!
by bassbone

Comment:
Peter

What a fantastic portrait of your son, captures everything that being a boy is all about. Beautiful centred composition and great symettry. As ever terrific sharpness, I think the definition of the eyebrows could almost be an image on its own

Talk about a keeper!!!!!!

Simply, Delicious
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Oh my gosh...I leave the country for a few days and come back to find you have won a blue...with a plus seven average... and your second highest ever score

Where do the congratulations start?

I thought this was a real stand out shot in the challenge, great filled frame, sharpness, good use of DOF and a super expression on the little critters face

Good job...no make that...great job

Rock Wines
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Karen, I have to say that I could absolutely see this as an advertisement in a colour supplement, I love the tie in between the wines name and the background. I did not score this challenge but it was only when I read your comments and looked at the picture again that I realised the wine was standing in ice rather than 'silky water' (of course once you know its obvious)

Clever and subtle with a strong brand message

I like it

hey good lookin' !!
by roz

Comment:
Roz

Another stunning photograph, great colours but its the composition that really does it for me here, such magnificent symettry in terms of shapes, I swear that if it was not for the different coloured plummage I would have thought it was a reflection

As ever a brilliant concept brilliantly delivered

Peanut Butter? Tastes Funny...
by 777STAN

Comment:
Gross gross gross, but one of the few pics in the challenge that manages to get across humor and a technically strong shot...Laughing and cringing at the same time here

Fork Handles?
by menele

Comment:
Nah....'andles for forks!!!!!

You cant beat a bit of the two Ronnies. Great take on the challenge and made me laugh out loud

City beat
by pineapple

Comment:
Stnning photograph and certainly one of my top three in the challenge. I love the flipped axis and the fact that the viewer sees to get to see so much of the city scape. Brilliant B&W cnversion and the ripples on the water are stunning in the way they obcure the minor details with impacting on the integrity of the buildings as a whole. 9 for now and I may well be back to bump (up). Good luck

The Office Window
by NikonJeb

Comment:
One of my three favourites in the challenge. I hope it is actually not so good that people fail to realise that it is a reflection (ie that they dont think you took it through an office window). Somewhat like an idea I had for the challenge except much more interesting and vibrant. Great colours and composition. I hope this does brilliantly for you 9

It was Big, Yellow and Scary
by JeniY

Comment:
What a fantastic image that really does meet the challenge well. Brilliant use of a fish eye to give the bus a sense of enormity that a child would view. Great colours and sharpness, 9 from me and one of my top three in the challenge

Holding Mother's Hand
by jasonlprice

Comment:
One of my three favourite images in the challenge. A wonderful interpretation of what I can truely believe would be an earliest childhood memory. Love the Black and White conversion and the DOF that you have used. Magnificent and straight to favourites. I hope this does brilliantly for you