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by timfythetoo

Comment:
I love it that you love each other. :) These are such a fun series! Thanks for sharing 'behind the scenes'. :)

Oh Crap
by danculwell

Comment:
The flash on this is a bit harsh, I fear. Different lighting might have made this get a higher score.

High School Love
by angelickrissers1

Comment:
This doesn't seem like it's benefitted by being upside down. Although it works for the challenge topic, it would not stand on its own outside of the challenge, I fear, and to score highly I think it should do both.

Bottoms Up!!
by Connor

Comment:
Good idea for the challenge topic. It seems a bit flat to me... perhaps some brightening? And the liquid not being level when the top of the glass is level to the frame is a bit distracting. But, that's being picky.

Into the red
by Pixelstate

Comment:
Almost an abstract... lovely contrast between the red and the trunks.

Goofing Around
by Crafty

Comment:
This makes me smile. I can hear the giggle. :)

Alpha Omega
by MonicaJames

Comment:
Wonderful title for an interesting abstract image. Perfectly on topic, too.

Fall Reflections
by M_Jayne

Comment:
Lovely and emotive. I wish the boy's face were more easily seen... but that might be my monitor.

HIgh Desert Overhang
by Ristyz

Comment:
Good upside down entry. The sun setting there makes the viewer know that this wasn't just flipped. Lovely lighting. I'm sure folks either love or hate the sun being blown. I wish his head were positioned differently for better silhouette. But, I imagine hanging upside down does not lend itself well to posing. :)

Are you going to give me hand here, or just take pictures?
by ShutterPug

Comment:
I'm sure you're getting 'poor little fellow' comments. :) It's a good thing turtles are made to flip themselves back over. He's perfectly in focus. I wish the grass weren't so high contrasty... it's making this a bit too busy for me, I think. Nice and sharp on his eye. That couldn't have been easy if he was struggling to right himself as I suspect.