Morning Coffee
by Artifacts

Comment:
Wow! Congrats! :-) Your green ribbon turned into yellow! :-) I enjoyed this shot a much, especially the shapes of steam. :-)

Coin in the Stone - Cheaper than Excalibur
by unicum

Comment:
Ah, a Hungarian coin! :-) I thought we were not allowed to use real banknotes or coins, anyway. About the photo, I would have cut a bit above, it would help the rule of thirds make an effect on your shot. What I love: this is a beautiful macro shot: hey men, this coin is smaller than a centimeter, and lighting and focus are excellent for this shot! The only problem is that a real coin is included.

Money - The Devil Within Us
by Spanish_Grease

Comment:
This would be a very nice shot, BUT this is real money, too! :-(

Floating
by mediamst

Comment:
Nice idea, I like them floating, BUT we were not allowed to use real money for this challenge!

The grabber
by csoka

Comment:
This is an unique idea! :-) Actually I like to follow the rules of thirds, but breaking the rules work well her for me, $ being in the center. I also love lighting here. Good luck for the challenge. :-)

BlackJackpot
by eswik

Comment:
Composition is superb here! Very good idea, simple and great at the same time. :-) Maybe lighting is too much for my personal taste on the bottom of the ace, but alltogether I like this a much!

The Color of Money
by TerryGee

Comment:
Wow, another money-coloured photo. :-) Although I am not fan of lots of waterdrops, they are excellent here with the $ reflections in them! :-)

Salt, the old currency
by fas-ligand

Comment:
I like the idea very much, it's unique. :-) Lighting is excellent here, too. The whole image has the colour of money, congrats and good luck. :-)

untitled
by DieHappy

Comment:
Is this real money? I thought it was not allowed to photograph any real or real-alike money for this challenge. The photo is nice, anyway, maybe I would have used a portrait style for it, in order to show more of the coin flood.

Have and Have Not
by dehalan

Comment:
Another photo, where I have to say wow. :-) The opposites work extremely well here, and the eyes of the boy match the rule of thirds certenly. Lighting gives this photo a dramatic feeling, it seems like richness means light, poor boy is in the dark. Maybe I would like to see the photo in full B&W style, but with or without colours, one of my favs during this challenge. :-) Good luck!
Ah, and tell your young model that he is is a great actor. :-)