Long Shadows
by TerryGee

Comment:
Very well captured. Nice depth of field and the light is warm and interesting.9

Maple in Autumn
by channeled

Comment:
Nice and vibrant colors, made manifest through light. Very nice work. 9

Behind the Veil
by sagestudio

Comment:
A very moody shot, with lots of interesting atmosphere. I love the colors in the fabric. 9

Grilled Chipmunk
by JPR

Comment:
Very nice Jason! I guess you didn't expect to win with this, so thanks for giving us all some fun with a top notch photo! Really fun!

Pollo Involtini al'la Nonna
by EddyG

Comment:
Nice work Eddy! Looks like another ribbon's coming your way soon!

Cappuccino Crème Brûlée
by Gordon

Comment:
GO go go Gordon!

Lemon Grass infused Spring Rolls
by JC_Homola

Comment:
Very nice, JC! Congrats on the ribbon!

Sinfully Good Deviled Eggs
by kostia

Comment:
I love these little guys, and so am anxious to see your recipe! Fun title, too! You might want to experiment with point of view here some more. The depth of field you're using is usually used to indicate that the part that is in focus is just like the parts that are out of focus. However, in this shot, we can really see everything, so we (I) just wish it were all in sharp focus. If your point of view were much closer, say on one or two eggs, then the depth of field could imply that there are more eggs behind the one in focus and that a sinfully good time awaits if we were to indulge. Just something to think about. Nice work!

Coffee Can Bread
by Dave Gordon

Comment:
THis looks uniique and fun. I like how you show the empty can and the bread outside of it--as well as a loaf inside a can. Interesting composition and arrangement for this shot, too. You might want to experiment with point of view here, too. This shot shows me that the bread is unique because it is baked in a can. This is a pretty straight-on shot. Would this bread look even more delicious up closer? How much coffee can do you need to show so there is as little as possible, but we still know its a coffee can? Just things to think about. Good luck and bon appetit! Nice work.

Fairy Godmother Cake
by Samara

Comment:
Now this looks good! I like the elegant dinnerware and lace that sets if off. The little fairy godmother is also a nice touch! The highlights and shadows are a bit harsh here, so you may want to experiment with diffusing your light, or just take everything outside on a bright day, find some solid shade (like in your garage), and just use sunlight--you'll get natural colors, more pleasant hightlights and shadows and a generally more appealing shot. Just a thought. Again--nice work and good luck. Most of all--have fun eating this cake!