Puss in Boots vs Attack of the Killer Capsicum
by Atlantis

Comment:
I don't recall this particular fairy tale. Your choice of subjects just seem a little too "random" for me to score this particularly highly

A Legend's Throne
by RulerZigzag

Comment:
Don't really get the title, not sure if I should be looking at the tree or the buildings.

Thumbelina, Helplessly Marooned on a Lily Pad at Night
by MaryO

Comment:
Its well composed. If the head of the figure was in focus then this would work but as it is, the relection seems sharper

Childe Rowland at the Dark Tower
by Kelli

Comment:
Something about the lighting on the figure doesn't look right and appears superimposed into the tower image and seems very disconnected. Holding the sword in the air comes across to me as being comical which is quite the opposite feeling I get from the tower and the sky and this further adds seperates the tower and figure. Lovely tones and patterns on the tower, would have had more impact on its own

The Little Match Girl
by snaffles

Comment:
Too blurred I'm afraid, simply not enough light to capture a moving subject. I can see you used a tripod as the brickwall is sharp but as this is essentially a portrait, the girl needs to be sharp too.

Once Upon a Time
by heavyj

Comment:
Looks incredibly overprocessed and have become a cross between a painting and CGI. Some might think its great and fits the challange well but its not for me.

Dragonfly
by Crafty

Comment:
Excellent sharpness and detail which is enhanced by having a neutral background. The blue takes up a lot more area than the orange but you achieve balance well by ensuring that the orange is more heavily saturated so thats very well done. The only thing that is a bit questionable is the relatively elaborate border which distracts from some of the detail on the dragon fly.

Colder & Colder
by korpen

Comment:
Not sure how you've done this, not overly keen on it to be honest. The top half of the image looks more yellow on my display than orange and so is struggling a bit to complement the blue

fish outa water
by jaimeDp

Comment:
Difficult to quite make out what the main subject is and the title is not giving much away. Lovely green hues take up more area of the image than the red, but you still achieve colour balance by saturating the red a lot more so thats very good.

Sun on the wire
by docjonny

Comment:
The blue is simply not strong enough to be complementary to the orange hues. Interesting aspect ratio