The announcement
by jblaylockrayner

Comment:
Way to catch a moment!, Would have been extra great if you could have left the finger behind the class in gray, but still a nice shot

Art of the Weld
by LaMas

Comment:
Sweet image, great creative idea! Only thing...the color of the smoke seems weirdly cut off, it think it would have been just effective if you had just colored the sparks and left the smoke. But still a great photo 8.

Spring Aromas
by Di

Comment:
One of the better flower shots.

Sort of Pinkish...
by silverscreen

Comment:
Not a bad shot. I do wish that I didn't see the little bits of lawn peeking through the bauquet. This is also one of many shots of flowers with one of the blooms colored.

Prickly Pear Bloom
by AzCKelly

Comment:
Of the many, many, many flowers in this challange this is one of the more interesting ones, so good job for that. However it looks like you might have used the erase tool to do your colorations, which is fine but the upper edges of the flower aren't as precise as they could be. I can see some of the green of the cactus. Also, I personally don't understand the dots of color on the "stem". Could be quite nice with some re-editing.

through the looking glass
by ericsuth

Comment:
very interesting shot. the skin tone seems oddly pink against the gray, might have played with adjusting it a little to make it look more natural but otherwise a very nice picture.

Drip
by Gaby_G

Comment:
really like this shot. I don't care for the green lips, think it's dynamic enough without it, but otherwise nicely done.

Waterside
by marbo

Comment:
looks like a winter scene but the palms and lilly pads say it ain't so. impressive 8

Simple Elegance
by cryan

Comment:
Finally a flower pic with a different take. Would have been nice to see more of the drops colored.

Blue Sky
by pla2

Comment:
You might have emphasized the blue sky more if you had the tree in gray. With such a large percentage of the picture in color and with tombstones that are usually gray anyway, it's kinda hard to see the desaturation.