The Child Inside
by gyaban

Comment:
Don't you get bored of being on the front page every challenge. LOL. Clearly another ribbon contender. As ever, wonderful creativity and beautifully lit.

Chalk Paws
by bcrants

Comment:
Winner of the "too cute" award. Surely front page. You couldn't have picked a better colour for those paws. The expression on the dog is priceless!

"Chalk"mate
by kellmak10

Comment:
A straight 10 purely for the concept and effort. Got to be front page!

Chalkography
by marbro

Comment:
Great idea, could just have done with some better lighting

Blending In
by Insomniac

Comment:
Nice shot and I'm always a sucker for a naked bum, but I just don't feel the link between a body shape and the environment. Are you saying her body overall looks like a rock? Or that her naked bum looks like the rock she is on. Just not quite getting it, sorry.

Boy with a good "head" on his shoulders likes to play with a "ball"
by AllenP

Comment:
You took the "easy" option of a head and a ball (as suggested in the challenge brief). However, yours is the only photo in this challenge that actually looks like some effort went into making it. Nice compositional balance, good choice of tones and colours. Ribbon contender.

Saxy lines
by Lutchenko

Comment:
Just about the only photo in the challenge that actually meets the challenge, and isn't a ball/head. Good work, and a ribbon contender for sure. Nice sharp image and nice lines.

The way she moves
by adelezcoeur

Comment:
I'm not sure I'm understaning the link between body shape and how that is mirrored in the environment?

Between Two Lungs
by Jon_H

Comment:
I like the way she has a heart on her forearm mirroring the Florence and the Machine album cover. The challenge brief was to have both the body part, and it's mirror in the environment. I don't see the body part, only the environment. I realise it's sort of hard to show the real lungs so I will cut you some slack on that one - others have not been spared the minus point for the technical DNMC. I think this image could have been a bit sharper, and I find the positioning of some of the flowers a distraction (the sliver of yellow on the left, the orange one growing from her armpit). They may have looked better in isolation from the body rather than overlapping. Is that bits of daylight showing through the tree top left? If so, maybe flowers inserted there might help disguise that element. 10 out of 10 for effort... 5 out of 10 for execution.

a navel meditation
by raish

Comment:
The challenge brief was to have both the body part, and it's mirror in the environment. I don't see the body part, only the environment.