Granma
by piticu

Comment:
I love the green and sharpness of the tree needles! I wish Grandma's face were a little sharper though - except I suppose that according to the challenge it's good that we have to work some to find her. The title is fantastic - 'gran' is an evergreen in Swedish.
I would give this a ten except for the three blue light globes, so I'm giving it a nine.

Snowfall
by fotodude

Comment:
I'm sorry, but I can't even really see this picture at all, let alone Waldo. It's very, very dark and there are light globes all over the picture. If you could lighten up the picture somehow, it would be helpful.

Define Gravity!
by arjun

Comment:
I love the composition, colors, and the challenge is met perfectly. Maybe it would be better if it were a little less grainy (but I like thatt it's a tiny bit blury on the leaves).

Waldo at Bryce Canyon
by deron

Comment:
Really super saturated, and nice.

Heat
by DogAngel

Comment:
This is an intense picture. Maybe it could've been cropped on the left a little?

Trio
by vasilkovaya

Comment:
Really, really nice! You made it especially interesting by making each frame, or lack thereof, so different, but the time period of the "paintings" appears intended to be similar. 10.

Empty Cape
by Mona

Comment:
This is so beautiful with the reflections, the color, and the fact that Waldo fits so naturally. I also like that even though it's foggy, the reflections show so well. The only thing I wish is that the red boad (I have a weakness for red rowboats) was a little more prominent.

Old Court House in the shade
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Nice composition and I see Waldo! I'm glad there are wreaths, as they add interest.

Apple of the Eye
by charliebaker

Comment:
The apple and the two candles in front are in nice focus. I would've liked to see the back candle in better focus. I like the way the apple is lit on only the top quarter. Can't really see Waldo unless he/she is a tiny reflection in the left candle.

Wrench
by kerrang

Comment:
This seems pretty much perfect to me. I can't wait to read the comments to see if there is anything that could be better about it. The more I look at this, the more I learn.