How Many Everyday Objects Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb?
by Samantha_T

Comment by SwordandScales:
So after looking over this challenge a few times, I have to say this is my number one pick. It certainly takes an idea and runs with it, using the full scope of the expert editing rules. It's also a classic image, done technically well, with a bit of whimsical emotion about it.

I like the inclusion of the cat, master of balance, in juxtaposition with this girl who is also a master of balance apparently.

Good stuff.

As Quiet As the Dead
by Samantha_T

Comment by bassbone:
Wonderful work. Sorry to see the DQ on this fantastic image.

How Many Everyday Objects Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb?
by Samantha_T

Comment by Abra:
Marvellous concept and expertly put together. And hilarious to boot!

A Portrait
by Samantha_T

Comment by montrealmaggie:
Wonderful sharpness on the eyes and lips. Excellent composition.
Should do very well...One of my top images for sure.

How Many Everyday Objects Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb?
by Samantha_T

Comment by Teafran:
This is terrific and by rights should win or at least be in the Top Five.

How Many Everyday Objects Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb?
by Samantha_T

Comment by giantmike:
Haha, lovely entry. I especially like the cat somehow balancing the fulcrum.

Caldera Kitten
by Samantha_T

Comment by JamesDowning:
I love the composition. Great little cute cat too. Nothing to possibly dislike about this image.

A Portrait
by Samantha_T

Comment by Teafran:
This is what I was talking about earlier about contrasting shades making or breaking an image. This is a perfect example of contrasting color giving the image some character. Nicely done - a top ten for sure.

How Many Everyday Objects Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb?
by Samantha_T

Comment by BubBroad:
Great imagination. Well done.

A Portrait
by Samantha_T

Comment by BubBroad:
Beautiful lighting...