Bubbles in the Haze
by kjhunter2250

Comment:
You've used bubbles to make a picture of a person look like a picture of a picture... a picture of a beautiful, mysterious picture. a picture of a picture from my own past, my own mystery. a picture of a picture whose ghostly energy was discovered by your picture of it, an orb of energy appearing right between her eyes, as though her soul were focused there. This sort of ecstatic, dangerous dance can only get a 10.

Surfer Hiding In the Bubbles
by JeffryZ

Comment:
I don't know the magic that makes this a 10. It must have something to do with the green of the water, the veil of tears, a surfer distinguished only by the point of his board, but there you have it... a 10... the world in a photo, the universe in stained glass.

Butterfly on Orange Flower
by JuliBoc

Comment:
nice a--!!!

Tiger Swallowtail 1
by levyj413

Comment:
wow, this is spectacular. I like the way the wings are foreshortened to make them look tall and skinny.

by boysetsfire

Comment:
this has got to be the best wedding photo ever in the history of mankind. the whole photo is on fire. they are Shakespearean sprites, captured before flitting out of existence, before being lost in translation, understandable only to some strange hillbillies on an island in Virginia who still speak Elizabethan. The dialog is written on their faces in perfect iambic pentameter.

incline
by nixter

Comment:
this is sooo much better than your challenge entry (which is still quite good) and would have scored sooo much lower.

Silencio
by kiwiness

Comment:
I gave this a 7 during the challenge. I underrated it. This has a painterliness about it... truly lovely.

Third Time's the Charm
by bdenny

Comment:
I know this is basic editing, but when you get a chance I would decrease the highlight on his butt. Photo's cool otherwise.

Abandoned
by scmaxfield

Comment:
not believable. it might be the black background or the bare feet.

n 27(07) Étude d'un femme vue en buste, inachevé
by silverfoxx

Comment:
Actually this is utterly photographic. It is a photographic commentary on drawing, NOT drawing. To call this a drawing is like calling a photograph of a car a parking lot.