Dancing Elves
by Swashbuckler

Comment:
Interesting shadows that strongly tie-in with the challenge. It would be better me thinks, if there were more definition in the shadows.

Amuro
by bhop73

Comment:
Well that's cute. One suggestion for you though. I notice that the foreground is blurry while the background is in focus. I think this would work better if it were the other way around, especially since the shadow projects into the foreground.

Bad Hair Day
by FranziskaLang

Comment:
Good job on this one. I like the simplicity and I think that the thistles on the left help break up the monotony of the shadow and add more interest to the overall photo. The angle of the bottle seems a bit wierd to me, but you're the phototographer, you control the horozontal and the vertical so do what looks good to you. Again, good job!

Crystal Shadows
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
How did you do this? It is very interesting.

Web Rose
by hokie

Comment:
Nice backdrop and surface. I like the way you blew out the background with a smooth graduation from the foreground. The water droplets are a nice touch. It would be nice to have a stronger shadow. Maybe a more direct light source would help, but of course with other side effects to deal with. Good job on this one.

Clover
by Remie

Comment:
A clean simple photo with nice color, good contrast, and sharp focus. I notice that you weren't afraid to cut off part of the clover, good for you. Doing so helps to draw the viewer's attention to the shadow. The only improvement I would want is a more defined shadow if possible.

Morning Light
by malapropam

Comment:
This looks like a pleasant place to sip a cup of coffee in the morning light. Nice image.

old train car
by djbdj

Comment:
Nice capture of a pattern. I'm not sure about the foreground blurring, but do like the general concept.

Max
by fsieradzki

Comment:
Give max a scratch behind that left ear for me if you don't mind. Nice kitty portrait. Is the shadow line across his chest intentional?

Locked Up
by Peltz

Comment:
A nice clear picture. You might play with camera angles to see if anything of interest pops out.