Soon to be Mr.Hyde
by russi

Comment:
One of my ideas was a Jekyll/Hyde scenario, but I didn't get around to doing anything. I thought there would have been more. Good job with the make-up, a kind of greenish tinge to the skin. Background of bricks maybe should have been completely dark.

The Little Scientists!
by Judi

Comment:
Hmm, they're not wearing real lab coats, but when you're a kid, business shirts will do.
I presume it's some potable concoction they salivating over. Good job. ;-)

He's Gone Mad!
by cutlassdude70

Comment:
Approprite insane grin; great lighting. One of my top scores. ;-)

Fluorescence: The Rainbow of Chemistry
by md8speed

Comment:
I like the flourescent colours; I wonder how you do that. One ofmy top scores. ;-)

The Wedding Tree
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Oregon! Bear! Music! (The first is a certainty) ;>þ

Dance of the Burmis Tree
by aberration

Comment:
From Lessons of the Burmis Tree: "The Burmis Tree is the most photographed tree in the world. It was sentenced to perch on a ridge along Highway 3, in Southern Alberta, Canada, in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, for over 740 years. "
Well, it's the first time I've heard of it. That's a very hard to prove claim in the first sentence. London has more visitors than Alberta, and one tree I can name from there off the top of my head is the Elfin Oak.
So, about your photo. I like the negative space the tree gives to the sky. Maybe a tad over-sharpened. Nice composition overall.

The Bonsai Lover
by TUBORG

Comment:
He has clippers to clip, but there's nothing that has been clipped. ;>þ
And then, some people may hold the theory that it isn't really a bonsi at all, but a branch held in a tray with sand in it... ;>þ
Is that someone's brother? ;>þ

A Little Help From My Friends
by BeeCee

Comment:
At first, I thought that was a sandwich you were opening up in the water, but of course it's the dishcloth.

I don't know how you borrowed my family of ducks without me knowing, though. Or is it just the same set you bought?

Edwina and Clem once had a playful relationship
by ElGordo

Comment:
This one has made me laugh the most. I love the expression on her face - truly playful. I hope this Ribbons.

Textbook
by donnamt24

Comment:
This was Gary Larson? That joke was in Sellar and Yeatman's "1066 and All That" (or maybe its sequel, "And Now All This")