Memories are all that remains
by gpuretic

Comment by Neat:
wonderful portrait, 8~

Innocence
by gpuretic

Comment by Melethia:
Cute and a little shy!

Innocence
by gpuretic

Comment by Neat:
cute shot~

Innocence
by gpuretic

Comment by bmartuch:
This is a great image. Lovely composition.

Berries for my sweetheart
by gpuretic

Comment by blindjustice:
The tight crop works for me.i even like the ribbon and the blue background. Interesting without distracting.

Berries for my sweetheart
by gpuretic

Comment by tvsometime:
Pretty. Bumping to most pretty. 7

Berries for my sweetheart
by gpuretic

Comment by SwordandScales:
Very well composed, although not terribly exciting. Nice image.

Berries for my sweetheart
by gpuretic

Comment by EOSail:
This has great colors and color balance and ranks fairly high on my list. I really like the tilted perspective instead of the straight upright composition which is common in this challenge. The ribbon adds a lot of excitement and the subject is crystal clear. The only thing I'd change is having a tighter cropping to eliminate the less-interesting parts of the image (much of the blue above and to the side of the berries and the base of the glass).

Berries for my sweetheart
by gpuretic

Comment by hajeka:
Wonderful composition with the red ribbon. The mint is a nice addition.

Berries for my sweetheart
by gpuretic

Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment now.

Love the angle you took this at - it adds visual interest and the splash of red ribbon that curls around it pulls the all the elements together nicely. The unwrapping of a sweet treat. Not sure how others feel about the tilt but to me the glass is tilting towards me. I can clearly see the berries and cream through the glass but that tilt is like the temptation of pushing a dessert towards one and stating "You want some, you know you do". My only critiques are that I wish that the berries and cream were stacked higher like a little mountain of sweets rising from the glass - or at least till the mint leaf on the left is resting on the rim like it does on the right. Then it would be a subtle nod that the flavor is bursting out towards you rather than having to 'peek' over the rim to take a taste. Lastly, is those confounded reflections on glass that can really be a challenge. The only suggestions I can suggest to eliminate or minimalize them is a really good polarizer filter or shoot the composition in a light tent.