Rebecca by Candlelight
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
What a sweet smile! :-) I like how her facing downward and looking up makes the whites of her eyes match her smile. I also like the blurring, which I think is effective.

Temporary staying
by Amason

Comment:
I love the peaceful feeling and cool color tones of the ice, but find the activity in the waterfall a little distracting mood-wise. But that's entirely a personal preference. And I still like it enough to add to my favorites. :-)

Steroids do not lead to success
by Rikki

Comment:
Great idea, and I love your use of shallow depth of field.

Everything I Speak of Sowing (Everything I Try to Love)
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Wow, talk about underrated. :-( This was one of my favorites in the challenge.

A little too lucky in Poker
by nico_blue

Comment:
My favorite of the cards shots, extremely well done. Probably wouldn't want to wear such reflective glasses when playing cards, though. ;-)

Oooooh!!! Stickers!!!
by JRalston

Comment:
Good idea and great composition! Am interested in what type of surface this was shot on--I really like the reflection.

Xray Vision
by donniev

Comment:
I love the basic idea, but the realization is a bit weak. Could possibly benefit from post-processing levels for a richer color tone and a bit of sharpening, for example.

Bored of Education
by scalvert

Comment:
Great idea, wonderful composition, and delightful title! Only minor nitpick is with the pictures of the eyes on the glasses, which look like they were shot from below. Would be surprised and dismayed if this doesn't ribbon.

Winter Rose
by froglet

Comment:
This is by far my favorite entry in the challenge. Bumping up.

Edit: Very underscored, IMHO. Adding to favorites.

Message edited by author 2005-11-28 00:28:08.

Canadian Slideshow
by Katmystiry

Comment:
Gooses! All three goose shots face the right, which tends to lead me to the right rather than bring me into the center. The left two shots are fairly similar to each other but the third is a bit different, so maybe moving the third to the center and mirror-imaging the second and moving it to the right(?) Each shot is really nice on its own though, especially the left two, and you did a great job of maintaining the image quality in the reduced size.