Sunset in Singapore
by soon

Comment:
good composition. oversharpened. the muted colors took away the beauty of what i imagined a bursting explosion of orange and blue. topaz (or something like it) is a very effective tool to bring out details and blur out distracting elements in the bg, but it works againts you when overdone.

I think. Therefore I am sober.
by LandzEnca

Comment:
So this isn't wine glass and bottle. This is liquor bottle and a shot glass. Yet still the same -- the usual contents of an eye-candy shot. Wow. The opposite of what people expect to see in this challenge, which is the actual type of image usually appreciated by posthumous. And it is blurred just so it fits the style. Perfect.

Navigating The Path
by Cuttooth

Comment:
He hasn't touched the water yet, but he seems to be inside the curling waves already.

Essence
by Sioux

Comment:
None at all, IMHO.

Tile Spacers
by dragonwarlord98

Comment:
They look like the little crosses you put above a grave of a dead photographer who is about to receive a post-humous award.

Another drive home
by Adz

Comment:
be careful when driving and taking photos at the same time. This may be a posthumous ribbon challenge, but it shall be awarded to LIVING photographers.

The greedy maelstrom hapless souls devour...
by vawendy

Comment:
i believe this art, and photography in one. I give this a ten because it achieves both the artistic rendering of a vision, while at the same time requiring a relatively high technical skills in order to be executed. It is not randomly blurred. It was blurred with precision. And the blurness is not because you lacked the skill and equipment. It is blurred because it was intended to be.

The Tree of Light
by Abra

Comment:
i know you are trying to achieve a work of art, but i feel dizzy, rather than engaged to the image.

Always with style
by gyaban

Comment:
The wine bottle represents the eye-candy, which is the opposite of what everyone expects to ribbon in this challenge, which is the perpect definition of what a posthumous entry should be. The crisp, sharp details and the lighting setup demonstrate your loyalty to your style. People may ask me to take a photo of something according to how they want it to be photographed, and I would do that, but I will not betray my own style. The inverted "you" is what this challenge asks every technically good photographer in the DPC community to be. I give this a 10, and i hope you win.