This Kiss
by ejones

Comment:
Priceless moment captured. The border was not necessary.

Why My Mouse Won't Work
by cloudsme

Comment:
Hi there. I think this photo deserved better, much better. Judging from the comments, it seems the point may have eluded many voters...either that, or they're not around children very much. :-)

When I see a toddler teething with a mouse, first thought that pops into my mind is, there goes the mouse.

Guilt by Association
by davidbedard

Comment:
The proof, as they say, is in the pudding! Clever execution and overall well composed here.

Suggestion for improvement: the green tree 'branch' is somewhat subdued. A quick hue/saturation adjustment to adjust the saturation of the green channel would give this image more pop and match the excellent saturation in the rest of the photograph.

Overall a very refreshingly creative entry. Well done.

Rail Fail
by charmayne

Comment:
Clever title and nice composition. I think you handled the exposure on this image quite nicely, given the bright reflection off the surface of the water.

Broken car, spine and clavicle - An exercise in extraction
by kremkex

Comment:
What a horrific scene. I say the passengers are lucky to be alive. The flipped car is missing its wheels. Photo fits well with this theme, unfortunately. Sharp and well exposed.

Fallen but Redeemed
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
Clever presentation and wonderfully creative! Scores well artistically, and there is nothing that I would suggest for improvement, technically.

One other comment. I wonder how this would look against an orange or yellow-orange backdrop...or perhaps an ivory backdrop. I think the red works, but to me it clashes with the theme of redemption.

beautiful destruction
by saintaugust

Comment:
That's 7 years bad luck for you! :P

Nice composition. Agree with title. I think the border works very well here.

Pencil's broken...Spirit is not!
by glad2badad

Comment:
Very catchy presentation. :)

I like the frame. Some I suspect will comment negatively on it. Overall the lighting was a bit problematic in this shot. The light is a bit harsh, and there's quite a bit of fall-off, with resulting uneven illumination. Colors are vibrant in the foreground, but along with the light, fades away.

Leaving a trail of broken hearts
by dsa157

Comment:
Excellent creativity, and well executed. I like the framing and layout. The red color is appropriate for the theme and the message. From a technical point of view, I wonder if a soft, diffused light source from directly overhead might have worked better in softening up or eliminating the shadows. The directional lighting from the right side is a bit harsh.

broken into darkness
by theodor38

Comment:
Appears to be glass. Quite interesting. Not sure how you set this up. Would love to read the explanation. Lighting is somewhat harsh. Gives this a raw, gritty feel overall, which I find to be effective.