no need for roses
by Stagolee

Comment:
This is the most interesting, thoughtful and creative shot in the top 10, I think. It's a pity you didn't ribbon. Irrespective of this, however, congratulations on the actual shot. It is quite lovely

Hush
by xianart

Comment:
This is far lower than it should be. It's a pity I didn't vote, I would have given you an 8+. I would perhaps have preferred to see more of the foreground in focus. I love the tones, as well.

. . . someday . . .
by glad2badad

Comment:
Someday you'll be a car?

I dream of water
by wisie

Comment:
I dream of energy drinks. A classic and well executed 'waterfall shot' that is certainly 'dreamy'

7

Sleeping in Colour
by e301

Comment:
This is a good exercise in colour and I feel the layering of said colours invoke some sort of dreamlike quality.

It's a pity about the compartmentalization of the window, it's sure to detract from what would otherwise be a very compelling and powerful shot (that is, if it wasn't immediately obvious that one was looking at the reflection in a sliding glass door).

Perhaps a little crazy on the saturation, too? A more interesting perspective would have been more pleasing too.

6 From me, best of luck

Surreal X
by riolobo

Comment:
Alien uvula?

What if we were the pets?
by Tammer

Comment:
That is certainly a pretty cat, but I'm not sure if this can be shoehorned into this challenge.

Super Star
by terje

Comment:
My favourite so far - good luck!

Wild life photographer for National geographic,my elusive dream
by onar

Comment:
Perhaps the surreal nature of the subject would have been a more convincing angle for this one (in the context of the challenge) - nevertheless, this is a really aesthetically pleasing shot.

Sailing in a World of my Own
by BrianR

Comment:
Dramatic colours and nice composition. Certainly communicates a dreamlike feeling so you've fit the challenge well. I don't like how the sail extends above the line of the land although that is completely unavoidable and a minor, personal aesthetic gripe.

Maybe a little too heavy handed on the saturation? A happy medium between the desire to satisfy the conjuration of dreamlike quality (through colour) versus some aversion to the strange pixellation (or artifacting, I'm not sure on what to call it exactly) caused by said oversaturation would have been preferable for my tastes.

7