A Father-Son Moment (Super-Macro)
by albc28

Comment:
In comparison to the personifications found in completely inanimate, non-representational subjects, this is difficult to judge. It has great texture but is doesn't have the necessary piece of the photographer finding something completely distant from the intended use. It's also in need of a bit more contrast and sharpness.

Emotional Outlet
by scalvert

Comment:
I saw the thumbnail for this and I knew it was a winner. The extra element added here is stunning and the macro of the plastic is so perfectly lit. It's hard to even look at the "photogrpahy" aspect because the clever idea is so powerful. Even though outlets have been used before, I wouldn't be surprised to see a composition like this on the front page.

Smiley
by CapeSail

Comment:
The could benefit from more contrast and saturation.

Curved just right...
by Puckzzz

Comment:
I'm struggling to ID the subject here -- not that it matters. But I'm also strugling to determine whether it's supposed to be a rear-end wannabe. Artisitically, I think it's interesting but the highlight is so right that it's difficult to look at carefully for me. 6

Cuddle
by SherwinJames

Comment:
great lighting. Reminds me of when my little girly hides in her mommy's arms.

Boss Shouting
by De Sousa

Comment:
brilliant! The bolt as eyes are a subtle touch. The nails are poetic and metaphoric. The only thing I might change is the beautiful background - perhaps a more "hot" temp might suit the subject but very nice overall. 8

When The Last Teardrop Falls
by alfresco

Comment:
Great idea with that falling petal!

The Heartbeat of Trees
by bucket

Comment:
I have to say that this is one of the most creative images and amazing fits to a challenge I have seen. May our minds be as fertile as yours.

Taking A Dive
by MarcusArmani

Comment:
WWW.WOW.WOW one of the best I've seen - EVER. 10'r

Christina
by grigrigirl

Comment:
This just grabs the eye and throws it all over the place. The textures are rich and emotive ... This is amazing.
The way the wind, nature and human elements interact is second to none. Can you tell your post-processing for us ?