Curves n' Lines
by dinn

Comment:
Strong points: Wonderful selection of scene - it's magical. I'm not real sure about the top left "circular traingle shape," - but the rest of the composition is pure dynamite. Perfect xposure.

Summer Days
by dan_pendleton

Comment:
Strong points: You've captured a very special moment that will live oon forever. Lighting was a bit harsh - but you handled the backlight perfectly. I'm not sure how you git the light in the first girl's face - but kudos on a great job. The framing with the dark vegetation adds a nice feel to the image.

Broccoli, Cauliflower and Chocolate Sauce
by BooZon

Comment:
Well - I give you the honor of a wacky food that would be pretty low on my list to try. Good exposure and a very "unusual" combinateion of tastes.

The Artichoke
by ellamay

Comment:
Artichokes? Wacky? Not on your life - at least not here in California. It's always fun to see someone who has never eaten one figure out how it's done. Too bad it is past it's prime - it would be much stronger with the more vibrant colors. It's still a great entry.

Runaway Breakfast
by vasilkovaya

Comment:
hehe - very cute and a great take on the challenge. With all that white - your exposure is truly superb.

Candy Apple
by bjallen

Comment:
Not too wacky here in the US - it looks delicious! Well setup, composed and exposed. Colors are really vibrant.

Just Another Day in Beantown
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
You went to a lot of work for this (or found a very convenient subject.) Well exposed and composed.

A Flying DESSERT
by kiwinick

Comment:
hehe - well done. The wings and feet really do look a bit real. Perfect background.

Ornamental
by dartompkins

Comment:
Well done macro. Colors are vibrant although you may would like a less focused light source to remove the many reflections. A bit more diagonal would add some tension to the composition.

Wacky(ng) Foods
by Ivo

Comment:
The idea is a real winner. Colors are perfect - composition on the diagonal is super. You biggest problem is that the golf club takes up so much of the foreground and it's not even close to in focus. Many night not even grasp your point. Perhaps a more recognizabele iron would have worked better. But for sure, you needed to stop way down to hold more DoF.