Fishin' Down Under
by essay

Comment:
Stan, really good first entry. Very impressive.

I honestly thought this would have made the top ten, but top 20 is still an excellant first result. Well done.

PaPa's Horse
by bleu

Comment:
" I've submitted it and unsubmitted 3 times now " been there before : )

I have long since given up how voting works here, but I'm glad you made the top 20 and got the picture in your top line. This really stood out as being different - Well done.

I'll come when you call
by view360

Comment:
I think this is a lovely shot - and i like the catchlight in his eyes.

Well done

Troubled Times in Toytown . . .
by Jedusi

Comment:

Originally posted by tnun: But what is that black item under his left arm - a gladiator brassiere? And this isn't Mr. Bean's poor Teddy?).

lol - what a fascinating wardrobe you must have : )

This item isn't as exciting as that , it is simply a leather handbag, and no, it isn't Mr Bean's teddy - in fact this same teddy can be seen in this picture in much more comfortable surroundings. The bears nearly a professional : )

IMG_2296_01.jpg
by -Bec-

Comment:
lovely lighting on the face, and nice expression. Well Done.

Lifesize Barbies
by silverscreen

Comment:
Stefan, this is certainly an amazing capture right down to the footware of the one on the left - maybe you should have called it 'Big Boy's Toys' : )

Mission: Red August
by jasonlprice

Comment:
Well done Jason - you may not have got your back to back 7's but you got back to back ribbons instead which is even better : )

Into The Night
by Wenders11

Comment:
Wendy - well done !! a personal best and an honourable mention !

I'm really pleased for you : )

Leaving home with Mr. Bear
by Dirt_Diver

Comment:
Joe, really nice shot - I was sure this would come at the top, but 6th is still pretty darn good as well : )

The Playroom Incident
by h2

Comment:
Oliver, great result and congrats on your ribbon. There is much to like about this picture - the perspective,the simplicity, strong clean lines and rule of thirds used perfectly. Well Done.

By the way, in case my remark during the challenge was too cryptic it it was just a play on words. There is a well known (English) saying that goes "there's no point in crying over spilt milk". : )