Sans Creme
by dsterner

Comment:
I like your idea a lot; the picture could have been executed better had both dishes been in focus.

Peanut Butter & Jellies??
by Qwest30

Comment:
OMG! I haven't seen jelly shoes since I was kid. LOL!

ohhhhhhh he standing " Adge of wall"
by L o S T

Comment:
I really liked this picture. I wonder if this is what people see when confronted with a fear. Great job!

Anthropophobia
by smyk

Comment:
Fantastic! The first mouse/rat picture to show actual fear, not just the object of fear. Great job!

Screeeech
by tsm100

Comment:
Fanstasic use of a long exposure to get those ghostly forks. I can gear the noise!

Ophidiophobia
by tryals15

Comment:
I would have scored this one higher had the depth of field been a little deeper to keep the snake's nose in focus.

complementory cocktail
by auntek 3

Comment:
I agree with others that a different background might have been a better choice for the image. You wrote in your comments that you tried to eliminate reflections. A few strategic light reflections might not have been a bad idea though. They would give depth to the picture. Here's a couple shots I took earlier this year where light is reflected off the glass. They seem to have been well received:

//www.nwoutdoorgrrl.com/index.php/simple/comments/seattle_photographic_take_2/
//www.nwoutdoorgrrl.com/index.php/simple/comments/fun_with_dry_ice/
//www.nwoutdoorgrrl.com/index.php/simple/comments/ghostly/

Take this with a grain of salt. Just a few thoughts to mull over.

Complementary drops
by InnaN

Comment:
This is fantastic. It's stands head and shoulders above the other water droplet shots b/c of the reflection in the droplets. I love it! Congrats on your blue ribbon.

Pride or Prejudice
by senoj

Comment:
I'm sorry, but I can't even tell what this is a picture of.

Porter H.S. Pride Pyramid
by eaglebeck

Comment:
This is a great subject, but the photograph is grainy, out of focus in many places, and completely unsharp. (Sorry to be so direct and untactful.)