Kick It
by arnit

Comment:
I do wish the striking foot were in the frame, great shot any way.

SSipper
by greslizzz

Comment:
Don't sweat the votes of the masses, keep producing good work like this and be happy with it. I gave it a 7, strong, crisp, clean, precise, with enough mystery to keep it from being banal. If everyone dosen't get it it means you might be on the right track. Art is not supposed to be easy.

PS I almost never give out 1,2,9,or 10, so 7 is top twenty in my book.

Wild Blue Yonder
by kirbic

Comment:
Two ribbons in one day, and well deserved, congratulations. This is a amazing shot well worth the ribbon

Damselfly
by Jacko

Comment:
A double double Jacko pulls a Heida, or is it a Kiwiness? Congrats

Blue towers
by Gabriel

Comment:
the bushes don't help but other than that, nice shot with good color saturation and focus.

Good Morning
by peecee

Comment:
for me a wakeup time of 4:38 would be extrordinary. nice lighting.

Jim Thome Autographed Baseball
by rubyrednails

Comment:
I think this would have been more everyday , and more graphically pure without the signature. well lit, godd colors, but I would hold that a baseball signed by a player is more extraordinary than everyday.

Otis Spunkmeyer Cookies
by aliciapunches

Comment:
If you want attention paid to the cookies, minimize the backround. Here the backround draws the eye away from your subject. You don't need a fancy backdrop, just clear some counter space over by the coffee maker, drag over a desk lamp for more dramatic lighting and you have a cleaner shot. They do look tasty, but your setup hurt your score.

Cheerios
by debitipton

Comment:
So what are you going to do for miniature now?

Easy
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
The addition of the words "easy" and your crop to get "ream" take the shot the extra mile.