Two by Two
by Shermy

Comment:
This is great. I love the colors. The post processing on this one is very strong.

Twin Ballerina's
by njsabs

Comment:
Adorable photo. Somewhat grim expressions though on their faces.

Water Drops on Impatiens
by mdhiester

Comment:
Not sure this is the most inspired fit for this challenge theme. Might've been best to focus on water droplets along the edge from a different perspective because my first thought on seeing this was that it was out of focus, since the flower proper appears to be the subject until you read the title and look for the sharper focus on the water drops in the mid-right part of the flower.

Duality
by yanko

Comment:
Nothing wrong with simplicity. Maybe a slightly tighter crop at the top so there's not too much black space above the warm background glow. Curious to know how you did this one, it almost looks like digital art.

A "Tribute" to My Morning Wake Ups
by khdoss

Comment:
Great photo, i love the almost isometric viewpoint. I hope you don't actually drink a cup of coffee and hit the snooze button six times before getting up. :)

Face to Face
by electrolost

Comment:
Don't know how well this one will be received but I like the concept a lot. I think there's a bit too much empty vertical space (i.e. towards the bottom), a tighter crop might make this stronger, or if it was in landscape proportions.

Best Buddies
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
The lighting is a little flat - is this a flash photograph? Maybe some lighting from the side would give the adorable models some more depth.

Paired pears
by bragur

Comment:
Like the level of contrast in this photo, wordplay's nice, but the image is strong on its own.

Ancient Forest
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
What an incredibly magical shot. Simply enchanting. The hazy, bloom lighting, the remote seclusion implied by the background, and the expressions on the face of the three deer really make this a stand-out photograph. This Richmond Park must be quite the place!

Battle at Sunset
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
I am impressed with the warmth of this photo and the quality of the silhouettes. I agree with many others who have commented that it's hard to get tired of these photos - majestic animals that are incredibly photogenic.

Only two qualms with the photo: the first is the vertical cropping seems oh-so-slightly harsh. I would've liked a deeper vertical dimension. The other complaint is a bit more trivial - the title doesn't really seem to fit as the two look more like they're grazing in each other's proximity than duking it out.

Altogether a great shot and I look forward to more of your future wildlife photography efforts.