The New Marlboro Man
by njsabs

Comment:
This is such a creative take on the challenge; you thought it up and shot it well.

Got Chocolate Milk?
by imagesbytlp

Comment:
I can almost taste it, and brings back a lot of memories. I think you set up the shot very well in the frame; if you had included the whole glass the viewer might not have been so quickly drawn to the main point of the image, the bubbles. Started at a 7 bumping to an 8.

How I Met Your Mother...
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
A clever and funny sequence, and well-shot. I don't know if you intended it or not, but placing the bench in the middle of the street gives it, for me, a "taken out of time" feel of a recollected memory, which is just perfect for the subject. 10

Oh...to Soar!
by DrAchoo

Comment:
What a great sequence, and very well done - nice non-distracting background and subject is super-sharp (not counting the motion blur in the 3rd panel, which is understandable). I think the "story" is superior, but I guess others will also likely point out to you that the images don't "match" - seems like the plant is either a different plant each time or shot from a different position. This isn't so much of a detraction for me, the story is what sells me on it, but maybe next time with a "progress" triptych like this, be more mindful about how well the subject matches position-wise and lighting-wise. Boy, this is a long comment - sorry! 9

Skin
by Rissa

Comment:
This is a great juxtaposition and has nice texture detail.

Club Soda
by dtremain

Comment:
Bubbles! Great take on the challenge and nicely exposed shot.

Sleight of Hand
by dsa157

Comment:
Unusual take on the challenge, arresting gaze, nicely composed.

Course of a Glance
by sandrawanda

Comment:
This is a very subtle idea, I like it a lot. Only quibble is that the flowers in the middle image break the continuity among the three images.

The chicken's POV
by purpleflutterby13

Comment:
Cool perspective, and funny!

At Least 100 Years Old - Made to Last Forever
by maxaz1

Comment:
Great take on kitchenware, I don't know how recognizable it is as a mortar and pestle though to the general public, and that might have hurt your score. But a really interesting piece, and shot well in natural light!