Dude, Where's My Hot Dog?
by Chiqui

Comment:
Where's the beef oneliner's just spit from my mouth like a baseball player's incoming water misile. Creative subject with attention on mini-me-weiner enhance through white bun flooded with light before deeply shaded background. Excellent.

Rice
by Phileine

Comment:
I liked the rice on ice surface. Interesting wheel reflections underneath the truck. Very bright photo.

Home Sweet Hole
by scalvert

Comment:
You've got my miniature vote. Great special effect. I loved the reflection of the portrait on the wood floors. My attention was initially on the light and shadow mouse hole shape. I hated the flower wallpaper.

I'm not that sick. I've just got the bug.
by clictacamera

Comment:
Lines and shadows have interesting variety. The bug blend well with the flower. Isn't nature grand. Photo appreciated. Thanks!

Beacon of Hope?
by muur88

Comment:
Wow! Huge content portraying Mrs. freedom herself, miniaturised but glowing with importance, before the American homeowner dream turned nightmare. Fantastic lighting with pitch black background very effective. Now for the gritty...Are we talking abroad and/or on US soil? Hot topic photo. Thanks!

gazing ball
by Seanachai

Comment:
Upon review I changed my vote days later to a higher score appreciating the perfect composition underlining the focal point. The semblance of a Sherlock Holmes lense to magnify the sun on the horizon, the line of water and trees that take me right into the picture, and the out of focus background that jumps my attention to the mirrored ball.

The Beautiful Side of Desktop Clutter
by C-town driver

Comment:
Despite the clutter, the beautiful brown eyes capture my initial attention. The glasses add a giggle of creativity. Thanks for sharing.

In the hills of Scotland
by BeeGee

Comment:
Earth to earth and dust to dust, the eyeball socket is what grabbed my attention initially. The bright smooth surface makes a good frame and there is plenty of interesting forms to inspect as I follow the skulls edge. Good lighting and clarity.

Pushpin's musketeers
by belette

Comment:
Fighting for focal point position, this is an excellent example that you've understood the challenge with the precision of a master swordsman. All for one and one for all.

Pick A Card, Any Card
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Doesn't the angel seem to be drilling cement like a construction worker? The bright red framed by the dark bold lines is effective at turning my head toward the focal point despite a repetitious patern. Bravo.