CEO OF SESAME STREET
by benfica

Comment:
What other positions can we fill?
Payroll: The Count
Sales: Oscar the Grouch
Technical support: Big bird
Legal dept: Super-Grover
Marketing: Ernie & Bert
Product development: Snuffleuphagus

Charting the progress
by Tygerr

Comment:
Bob's coworkers all wondered why he spent so much time alone in the conference room. It shocked all of them to learn he was addicted to marker ink fumes. Bob is now in rehabilitation and is doing well, but is only allowed to do his business presentations with crayons.

Nicely done. My only minor quibble is that his face is just in focus enough to draw my eye to him, instead of the chart in the foreground.

Dear Emily
by oldgrouse

Comment:
Seems negatively affected by an on camera flash. The plant is harshly lit, with severe dropoff by the time it gets to the woman. One trick you can use if you don't have an external flash that can be rotated and bounced, is to tape an index card in front of your cameras pop-up flash in order to bounce the flash off the ceiling.

Vibrant
by Bud

Comment:
Just a great portrait of this kid.

Man from S.I.L.H.O.U.E.T.T.E.
by Scholten

Comment:
I'm going to to guess it stands for the "Secret International League Headquarters Of Ultimate Espionage Trained Travellers (Europe)"

I hope you appreciate the work that went into that comment. It took me 10 minutes to come up with the acronym.

Why are they looking at me?
by tangsoo

Comment:
Some good potential, but this comes off as a bit dull and soft. I copied it into my image editor out of curiosity, and some quick adjustments of levels, curves, saturation, clarify and sharpening really made it pop a lot more.

Smile
by landon1013

Comment:
Colors seem washed out or artificial somehow (From flash perhaps?). I think there is also a lot of JPEG compression robbing detail. I can especially see some artifacting around her mouth and nose. Your 67k file size indicates you could have used much less compression and gotten much more detail into this. Always save your file as large as possible within challenge limits. (200k for this one.)

When Snowballs Attack
by colorcarnival

Comment:
I suggest to the court that this snowball was not acting it's own. There was a greater conspiracy going on here and a mystery snowball thrower that has not yet been identified. But don't worry, we've got "CSI: Duluth"™ on the case.

Spiritus
by Nordlys

Comment:
Now that's cool. How did you get something underwater to photograph so clearly?

The Stalker
by Cuttooth

Comment:
As long as he doesn't try to sell me any insurance, I like him.