Fly by Night
by phoensoul

Comment:
I like how the blinking lights (or whatever they are) make it look like tiny beads on a necklace. Clever idea, well done.

The Shadow knows
by photom

Comment:
It looks as though you could paint lines on the decking and use it like a sundial.

Sitting
by Luxvich

Comment:
Excellent job creating an entire scene with the lighting setup.

Ant Expressway
by Isaac

Comment:
A very slight change in position to the left might have reduced the glare spots on the left of the glass. In Advanced editing (or later), these could also be reduced by use of the burn tool.

I like the multiple vanishing points present; those in the back left of the woodwork, and the glass tubes disappearing through the "floor" of the display.

What the Mars Rover Really Saw
by strangeghost

Comment:
Live, from Roswell ... NASA Productions Presents:

Are These My Feet?
by dcano

Comment:
You were expecting maybe Daffy Duck? Funny idea, well-done.

They don't smell that bad, do they?
by d14

Comment:
I wonder if you could have maintained the shadows out far enough to see the flowerheads drooping over. Very funny!

Huckleberry Had it Right!
by elsapo

Comment:
Looks refreshing even from here!

At The Ice Cream Stand
by Kha0S

Comment:
Reminds me of a picture which might accompany an old-time magazine ad; evocative despite (or because of) the minimalist approach.

Undefeeted
by BrennanOB

Comment:
High-contrast technique seems suitable for this challenge. This is a good example, where the subject has distinctive shapes which show up well in high-contrast, and where you might not really want to see all the details ...