Autumn Sun
by magnus

Comment:
I like photographing low sunlight on trees/leaves. This looks a little dark, but it could be my monitor or intentional. If not, I'd have boosted the contrast a bit more.

North Street Plymouth.jpg
by jmritz

Comment:
I have an extra reason to like it, since it reminds me of the look I gave the buildings in my Urban Landscape entry, except I can't paint hardly at all so I do it with camera and Photoshop.

I also found having the utility poles without wires a little odd at first, but after a few seconds it seemed to suit the mood of the piece fine. Congratulations!

Fairy Godmother Cake
by Samara

Comment:
I'm trying to figure out why you put the strawberries in the gap where you took out the slice, instead of either letting it show or rotating the cake to show the intact side. Sure looks yummy though!

Obvious Un-(a)peeling Banana
by GeneralE

Comment:

Originally posted by Gordon: Congrats on joining the last place club! You are in some fine company.

Thanks -- I've come close quite a few times but never quite "made it" before. Peeling a banana was my very first throught, but this one was the only one I had. Then I kind of thought that it would be a more unusual take on the challenge to reveal something perhaps better left hidden.

I wonder if 4+ is one of the higher last-places though ...

Message edited by author 2003-10-23 01:15:03.

Grandma's Secret Recipe
by OneSweetSin

Comment:
I thought it was pretty obvious that was a whisk. Using a handwriting font might have looked good.

Macaroni & Cheese
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
I like the use of "primary colors" but with the lighting wasn't quite so harsh.

Mini Cherry Cheesecakes
by emh11

Comment:
If you get the one with four cherries do you win a prize? I could probably eat several hundred of these ...

Afternoon Delight
by OneSweetSin

Comment:
Got the color and detail an both the cake and berries just right; the milk glass breaks up the background without distracting from the main subjects.

Boil for three minutes.
by tomlewis1980

Comment:
... and risk salmonella, unfortunately. Nice photo though!

A romantic night in: A recipe for disaster
by Natator

Comment:
You are missing the big pile of garlic. I have a friend who used to cook in co-op student housing ... someone would come in the kitchen and see her dicing 7 or 8 onions and they'd ask "what's for dinner," and she'd reply "I haven't decided yet."