the house
by Abra

Comment:
Down there in his hands. Suffers a bit from mental comparison with spectacular sharp and bright images of that building.

The Prank Call
by RamblinR

Comment:
Joker image on screen excellent choice.

Where Am I?
by illini75

Comment:
That rectangle in the basket second shelf from top on left is the right shape for a cell phone. Nice tonality,and good for you to avoid wedging it in between books (if I am right).

Noble hidden soul
by Sisto

Comment:
Thoughtful, creative, fun. Gallery material in my opinion. Highest of my scores, although the eye candy crowd might disagree. Turned to make the shadow directly above the mild could make this into an exclamation mark of milk, although I'm not sure it would look better.

c u r r e n t
by Ja-9

Comment:
Good flow, subtle colors. Reminds me of work by Ursula.

Morning Dream
by jfritz27

Comment:
Nice to have fine detail and natural appearing colors, really enjoying the absence of over-processing commonly found in similar images.

Hot Summer Night
by mindbottling

Comment:
One of my top two in this challenge. Love the simultaneous simplicity and complexity as well as the soft lines of the adult and child.

breath in the air
by mrbig65

Comment:
Stunning image, wonderful setting, main subject with fascinating detail despite showing as true silhouette. Top marks from me.

Horsepower - a study in black and white
by SEG

Comment:
Looks like a situation in which black and white treatment reduces background distractions. The vignette may be a little too noticeable, introducing an element that competes for attention. With the sky empty, a square crop could be a way to give additional prominence to the car.

Harmony
by h2

Comment:
Soft flower contrasting with rocks makes a good starting place, and having the rocks light color and smooth provides a good contrast to the usual idea of "rock." I find the dark line between the wood boards to be an element that doesn't fit with the rest of the composition as well as a solid wood background likely available by setting up a bit to either side. To my eye, greater depth of field (narrower aperture or focus stacking) to keep all the stones sharp would have been stronger, but that is a subjective decision.