Rusted
by flaherma

Comment:
Cheese grater?

Curves
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Rim of a vase? Great use of colour and light. I don't think the thick black border does anything at all for the image, it's very distracting.

Do not need implants
by amnon

Comment:
Shell?

In Your Ear!
by IdahoBaird

Comment:
Love the clarity of the earpiece. I would have personally gone for a much closer crop for the purpose of this challenge, and because as an abstract that would have been much stronger.

Tentacles
by CJinCA

Comment:
Is that one of the squishy toys that stretch?

Whatever it is, great shot!

-Magic-Portal-
by sfalice

Comment:
As a silhouette shot this is quite good. The colour is very nice and the framing around it through the use of the branches is done very well. The only distraction is the branches that are in the background, as they somewhat cut into your very nice framing in the foreground. In particular the upright ones right in the middle of the image. Perhaps (if possible) moving them out of the way and then redoing the shot, or if that wasn't possible angling the camera slightly different to make them less obvious.

Ice Princess
by syker

Comment:
I really like how she pops out from the ice. The use of colour on a neutral background is great. I would have changed a few things, such as the position of her within the frame (a little less centered would be good) also her eyes are quite hidden by the hat and by her squint, a better focus on them would have given this a bit more impact.

Ferdinand The Bull
by bassbone

Comment:
Wonderful composition and lighting. This is a beautiful capture. I love the focus on his eyes, the angle of his head, the use of the space around his horn. Just awesome!

Waldo's Tropical Retreat
by Olyuzi

Comment:
I like the composition of this, the water leads you eye in and that's very well done. I do find the processing (or possibly filters used) makes it feel like it has an almost cartoon feel to it which I am not so fond of. It is a personal preference but it feels less like a photograph and more like a digital illustration.

Negative Space: The Wild Blue Yonder
by slimp

Comment:
Good use of negative space but to really get the full impact of it, I would have cropped the top of this shot out entirely. Make it all water and dog. The fact that his eyes are in focus speaks to excellent timing and his position within this photo is great composition, but I would definitely crop the top.