Fore Bitten Fruit
by Node

Comment:
Yikes!

biancasmile.jpg
by DrJOnes

Comment:
Wow! She is really beautiful. All her pictures are beautiful. You must like her very much.

Hello me ol'sweetheart!
by train

Comment:
Congratulations on your well-deserved ribbon. Looks like a cabbage patch doll.

PS - great title also

Message edited by author 2004-12-08 12:29:52.

Cat Scan
by Brad

Comment:
Congratulations! This is way funny. I saw it during the voting (didn't vote this time), and just started laughing. Combined with the picture that came in #2, this is just great!

BradP Must be Stopped!
by tyt2000

Comment:
This is very funny! I love it.
Congratulations, BTW!

Mozart, music hero
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Looks more like Salieri :) I prefer "Beethoven or bust".

Lumiere de bougie
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Congratulations on your 5th place - I have a question: what do you mean, "grating utensil and moved it diagonally across lens ..."? What kind of grating utensil (are you talking about something like a cheese grater?) I liked this picture very much, it was one of my favourites, and I've been quite curious how it was made.

Small Car - Big Donut
by Imagineer

Comment:
Wow, lovely picture, and the way you made it is really interesting. You're so good at this.

PS - you should have had a drop of something on it to score higher.

Tear Drop Blues
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Many, many congratulations!!!!!!!

First Impression
by Jean

Comment:
Hmmmm ... this looks like a "Jean" picture - the colours are absolutely lovely, as is the soft clarity of the picture. This is probably my favourite entry to the challenge, overall. And, whoever took this picture, I hope you don't mind if I talk just a little bit about two things that bother me: (1) the white edge of the oildrop to the left merging into the border - doesn't quite merge, but merges enough to be a little distracting; (2) the square arrangement of the window frame reflections - I was just wondering what the picture would look like if those darkish shadows (reflections) would be at more of a right angle to the diagonal colour lines - maybe that would make it too set-up looking, I don't know, but the combination of diagonals and squared off is throwing my eyes for a bit of a loop.

But, I think it's a lovely picture, with a good impressionistic mood, a moment of light and colour. 9 from me.

And, if this is a Jean picture, please do not be offended by my nitpicks above - I admire Jean's work tremendously. If it's someone else's picture, please take all of this as a compliment.