Beyond...the Journey begins
by Giorgio

Comment:
The main problem for me is the perspective and tilt. This appears to be done with a wide angle setting which will distort perspective unless the horizon is vertically centered. If you can't center the horizon then shoot from farther away with a longer focal length. Also, tilt is very apparent when there is an obviously straight object in the picture.

Note that while perspective can be corrected in Photoshop, apparently it is against the Basic Editing rules to do so, so you must watch the perspective in the camera. Tilt can be corrected in post-processing.

My Heaven
by patio127

Comment:
Do the oceans flow to the right in your heaven?

Ascension
by riot

Comment:
Ascending to a blue ribbon?

Looking to the Future
by mawear

Comment:
Looks a bit overexposed. I also expect this is infrared? The tones are other-worldly, very good for this challenge.

Reunited
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
I don't know how you did this, but it is a novel and effective picture.

A Balancing Act
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I love the use of sepia here. Very good group portrait.

Fine Feathered Friends
by GuGi

Comment:
Center bottom feathers are distracting -- out of focus and obscure the shoes.

Peanut Butter and Jello Sundae
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Yummy! Looks like something Dairy Queen serves. I'll eat the cherry, though.

Why ride when I can fly?
by bandit

Comment:
Amazing! Looks like it could have been sharper, but an incredible shot nonetheless.

Peanut Butter and jell O ?!?
by mfairbanks

Comment:
Disturbing, the whipped cream is overexposed, and nothing here looks like Jello, green or otherwise (unless you used Jello Pudding?)