Jun 05 After.jpg
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
Uh Oh! Looks like someone has a nasty koalaflower ear. :)

Nice edit.

She's Got Legs
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Congrats Art. A very well deserved first ribbon. Way to go!!!!!

Old Country
by BrianR

Comment:
What a classic. I sold so many of the 90wr's back in the day. Great optics and tough as a tank. Clever shot, I wish there was not quite as much of a reflection on the face of the camera.

Lust
by nico_blue

Comment:
This has always been one of my favorite shots from the challenge. The slight oof of the woman on the couch and the crisp sharpness of the strappy shoe combine to tell a much greater story than if everything was sharply focused. There is also an interesting contrast between the woman on the couch in what looks like a simple pink t-shirt and the fishnet stockings and "sexual themed" shoe of the other woman (I assume its another woman, or the woman on the couch is an amazing contortionist).

One energy (Solar) steps down to give a chance for another energy's (Hydro) rise.
by ganne

Comment:
The colors are good, really nice capture of the sun as an orb. You got one or two comments regarding the negative space. Personally, I don't mind it so much. I probably would have cropped more off the bottom and left just the power line with a thin line of ground at the bottom.

Brother, can you spare a molar?
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I don't think people are sick of good ole "TF". Overall this is probably the best of the images, thus far. I think however what seperates this from the others is the previous images had more of an immediate "funny bone" impact. This one almost has a touch of sadness. I would love to see the tooth fairy getting stuck in a hold up. Maybe three or four kids, a nice big bag of quarters.... just an off the cuff idea.

Covered through the Centuries
by cyclingtmb

Comment:
Soylent Green is People!!!!!!!!

Bridal Blue
by Eyesup

Comment:
Color balance aside I don't care for the photo. I don't think the setting really works for a bridal shoot. The background is cluttered and my eye was drawn directly to the chunk of plywood leaning against the fence. Then I start to notice the small brances protruding into the bride. Finally, the black border on the top and bottom just doesn't work for me. The bride herself is good. You've captured a really good expression, she seems very relaxed with you (which is a real positive in any portrait).

"Run Off"
by swordandsigil

Comment:
This is a very interesting image. I don't care for the light glare off the water on the left hand side. Maybe less of the foreground and a little more of the texture on the ice would've also helped. I do like the basic image.

Something wicked this way comes ...
by brayburn

Comment:
This could have been a much stronger image with more detail in the foreground.