The Edge
by dickwilhelm

Comment:
The chioce of locale is good. Trying to find one part of the photo that looks really sharp and in focus, but cannot.

Comic shot
by kaynaro

Comment:
Solve the technical problems and re-shoot, and you could have a winner in the Surrealism challenge; Your father's expression and his mock moustache are highly evocative of Salvadore Dali's self-portraits.... Good luck

Can't Resistor Love
by bob637

Comment:
Technically, there are a lot of problems. Since this site forgives least ( & last) the flaws of technique, it landed high on the 'worst photos' list, where I found it. But this was the first photo/title to make me laugh out loud; and I've looked at nearly two thousand shots at this site. So thanks!

Kimmel Verizon Abstract I
by banmorn

Comment:
Absolutely gorgeous! Too bad this couldn't have been in a competition; it deserves more attention.

Pink 1, White 50
by rudidl

Comment:
Clever, well realized. And it gets an extra point for not being either a lightbulb, a daisy or a mum.

Artificial Beauty
by ace flyman

Comment:
Nice color, nice composition, good lightiing.

Sycamore, Winter Sky
by kposey

Comment:
White bark can be very drammatic, so this was a choice of subject with much aesthetic potential. Unfortunately the twigs and leaves in this shot are distracting. Nor do the shapes of these trunks really draw us in - especially since they fail to set up strong leading lines, but rather serve to chop up the negative space.

My pink PJ´s and my icecream.
by toti

Comment:
Without a popsicle of this exact garish limish-lemonish yellow, it seems a good shot. The lighting is perfect, the model is incredibly cute. And the close-up perspective is inspired. But that yellow popsicle just ruins everything. How many Jaguars have you seen with greenish yellow racing stripes? I wonder why.

At the window
by dwterry

Comment:
Flower arrangements are generally lost on me, but somehow the old wooden frame in the background transforms this arrangement from something that would look artificial and contrived into something that looks at least nominally natural. Nice color palette.

Let the Battle Begin
by hdogg4u

Comment:
In battles of power, the frosted almost always triumph over the transparent. But in matters of trust, and love, the transparent often fare better.