Cosmic
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
You're just all ribbon-hoggy these days! What a great shot. The colors are surreal.

Crab Snack
by cloudsme

Comment:
That's what I call timing!

Spellbound
by wildiris

Comment:
Magnificent

Locust on Glass
by vawendy

Comment:
Pretty brilliant

Melt
by Barroness

Comment:
This is so amazing, Debi. What am I looking at???

Metalscape
by dmadden

Comment:
Truly brilliant. Congrats

Back and Front
by Wildpurple

Comment:
From critique thread.
I honestly wasn't sure what the subject was! The lighting here is definitely some of the best I've seen in your indoor shots, but the subject is...what? It's a very busy, very messy, very colorful jumble and I just don't know where to look.

Follow the River
by Wildpurple

Comment:
From critique thread.
A solid entry for this challenge. But so much potential was left on the table: a better time of day, bringing out details in the shadows, dodging the highlights in the water to make the "leading lines" more evident... I would be interested to know your processing (if any).

My Transportation
by Wildpurple

Comment:
From critique thread.

Another image with good potential, although subject-wise this is more about movement than transportation. I still like the out-of-the-box thinking on it, but it probably got additionally hammered because of technical issues: blown highlights, blur on dashboard, uninteresting dashboard (a good crop could have solved that), the wire and GPS on the windshield...

The Greens Monster
by Wildpurple

Comment:
From critique thread.
This could have seriously been in the top 10, subjectwise. It's adorable, and well set up. Your nemesis is lighting. You don't need expensive lights. You can shoot this next to a bright window (with white curtains - you don't want direct light), or with a very bright halogen lamp. When the lighting is this low, it creates a color cast (yellow in this case), makes the colors murky, and adds a lot of noise.