Tradition: "Yesteryear" Every Year
by Lydia

Comment:
The desat works well here. Perhaps too many separate areas such as the tablecloth, the wood table and radiator (or whatever is the back)

The Spread
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
Nice angle on the table. Perhaps a table cloth with a finer/smaller pattern would have made the dishes pop more. The border is just so large that my eyes keep looking at it rather than you fine photo.

Thanksgiving Snapshot
by vawendy

Comment:
The CAT! This photo is a 5 without the cat and an 8 with it.

A Thanksgiving Toast
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Nice moment. The wide angle distortion here tends not to be flatter to people.

tis not much,but.....
by cutout

Comment:
Very interesting image from a graphic perspective. Not sure if this is a feast as I can only guess at what it is.

Thanksgiving for Two
by LinMalAng

Comment:
Nicely done. Window is not the best backdrop. Love the muted tones.

Just Waiting
by casdsr

Comment:
I like the halos on the chandelier, but not the lights on the wall. The tilt is not working for me, was it on purpose?

The Traditional Bird...
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Light those candles, get more points. Nicely lit and framed.

Waldo at the Hilton
by chalice

Comment:
Cool location for Waldo. I really like the graphic nature.

The border merges with the black areas on the edge of the frame and thus detracts rather than helps your image. It is also wider than the internal white columns and becomes part of the graphic rather than accenting it. Either a thin line white border or no border would have worked better.

Socks & Sandals
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
So the obviously real, which is in reality fake finishes 4th from the bottom while the obviously fake, which are in reality fake (and thus fooled abosolutely no one) hog all the tops spots. Ahhh DPC... love it or ... something. Kudos for understanding the nature and fun of the challenge.

I once saw a Penn and Teller interview where Teller showed how he made something vanish and reappear in the same place as an exercise of his own compulsive insanity. From the outside world it looked like nothing had happened, but he knew he had just done some very fancy magic.