Honda - The Power of Dreams
by briantammy

Comment:
Missing number plate really makes this look like something out of a magazine and makes all the difference. Lovely glow around the lights, the composition works well with the viewpoint angle although you have quite a bit of wasted space towards the top. Might have been better to do landscape with just the car filling the frame but still keeping the angle. Nice DOF and good focus on the lights of the car, the lights are essentially the eyes and so portrait photography rules apply.

Electric Cars: So you don't go up in flames!
by Noel_ZH

Comment:
Really dramatic shot, love the colours, the detail, the angle. However, I've never seen a car advert like this and don't believe I ever will and so I am unable to score it highly.

A fairy tale wedding.
by David Newland

Comment:
Excellent mono conversion, and great capture of the moment. A lot of entries to these challenges afford multiple shots to get things perfect and I myself have spent hours over a single image, but here you will only have had a very small window to reel off some memory card space so you've done well. Great natural expressions and well composed although could perhaps have done with a little clockwise rotation during cropping to get your vertical lines in the background vertical.

Match Girl Saves Bird
by raish

Comment:
Lovely texture and reflections. With the firey bokeh effects this all looks very Terminator 2. Lovely composition, the title doesn't mean anything to me but I'll take you word on that. The only thing that is a bit of a shame is apart from the aforementioned firey bokeh in the top right corner which is great, the rest of the background is similarly coloured and of the same illumination as the figure and so the figure would have had more impact had the background been more discreet.

My daughter...always in never land.
by kvickrey

Comment:
You seem to have a vertical grainy effect going on and I'm unsure as to whether or not this was intentional or due to a limited colour palette, high ISO noise or some other resizing artifacts. Whatever the reason, it does rather take the focus off the girl which otherwise is well composed and has lovely sharpness to the eyes.

A Child Stopped Believing Today...
by Wildcard

Comment:
Just seems a little out of focus. You may have intentionally gone for a dreamy fairy tale bloom/blur effect during post processing but I feel the eyes just are not as sharp as they could be. Perhaps just a bit of sharpening on the eyes or even just a small USM after the resize to 640 would have made all the difference.

Enter the Woodsman
by posthumous

Comment:
Not sure the motion blur on the left works for me. Quite a lot of empty space a the bottom of the image which would have worked better if there was perhaps some footprints to lead the eye into the image and towards the woodsman.

The Pixies' throne only appeared at midnight
by Blink_Too_Fast

Comment:
Lovely composition and wide angle. Just not sure about the colour scheme, the white on the top of the trees and then the orange is a little distracting and takes the focus away from the throne, which itself could do with a bit of a tonal range boost to make it more dramatic in the otherwise fairly flat surroundings.

Go on, have a bite dearie...
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
Love the fingers around the apple, nice and simple concept. On the composition side of things, could have done with getting rid of some of the empty space of the left to centre up the subject a bit more.

Faerie Land
by banmorn

Comment:
The background, despite being blurred is quite strongly coloured and draws attention away from the mostly pink coloured subjects. Can't help but feel the face of the fairy could be more in focus. The left eye is but not the right but yet the centre of the flower right at the bottom is well focused which spoils the composition a bit as it further draws attention away from the fairy and in this case, out of the bottom of the image.