An apple a day ...
by Kroburg

Comment by BubBroad:
Clever use of proverb.

Silhouette of Faded Glory
by Kroburg

Comment by FlexPix:
Too much of the boat is visible to be a true silhouette.

Silhouette of Faded Glory
by Kroburg

Comment by albrix:
Very beautifully couloured sky and top part of the silhouette . I´m not sure if the viewing angle from below makes the ship body silhouette looking too massive...

Wimbledon's Smashing Treat
by Kroburg

Comment by albrix:
I knew you could make it in the top ten with that picture... Congrats! Keep my fingers crossed for the next challenge! I think I already identified your picture ;-)

Wimbledon's Smashing Treat
by Kroburg

Comment by Cuttooth:
Sweet stop motion shot.
Congrats on the TT and PB.

Wimbledon's Smashing Treat
by Kroburg

Comment by hotpasta:
Congrats on top 10...thought this might ribbon

Wimbledon's Smashing Treat
by Kroburg

Comment by Kroburg:
Well, has been an exciting week. Scores went up to over 6.9 with even a slight possibility of a ribbon. Then the scores dropped to about 6.4, but last days went up again to 6.65. I'm really happy with this result, both a PB and a first top ten.
Thank you all for all the comments; although a bit confusing sometimes (opposite meanings), they really help me to have more different looks at both taking the picture as post-processing as well.

Wimbledon's Smashing Treat
by Kroburg

Comment by jomari:
Looks lovely. I like the pouring cream.

Wimbledon's Smashing Treat
by Kroburg

Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

First off - great catch on the milk splashing down on strawberries. The colors of the dessert are perfect - the milk is that refreshing white and creamy and the strawberries the bright, vibrant red that promises sweetness. Now I do have some critiques. I know that yellow conjures up imagery of being bright, airy, and cheerful, but paired with the silverware plate that it rests on I don't think it complements the dish to well. The plate is far too shiny and flashy that it clashes with the bright and airy yellow backdrop. The edges of the silverware plate are reflected on the glass dish that holds the dessert. The result is that it slightly distracts away from the full viewing pleasure for the reflects cuts across those sweet strawberries. If you had used something other than a reflective silver platter that would complement and work with all your elements the presentation of the dessert would reach it's full potential.

Wimbledon's Smashing Treat
by Kroburg

Comment by blindjustice:
Vibrantly tasty. Why a yellow background? Warmth?