Battle 1: Thor the Viking v.s Bubba the Biker
by TUBORG

Comment:
this one was a good laugh. It would have been even better if the bike was on its side. I didn't dock any points for that though. I wouldn't lay my bike down either. Overall, well done.

Apparition
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
oddly enough, the ponytail gave you an additional point from me. Sort of a type of apparitional innocence I guess. well done with blending the two scenes together. great job.

The Summoning
by robinssong

Comment:
My favorite part is the moon in the background. Adds just the extra touch needed with the angle you used. Great job.

Mary Poppins
by Shermy

Comment:
love the idea. One of my favs. I would have given one additional point higher if it was either more of a silhouette or brighter in color. It appears to be in the middle. 9

Naked
by Majanka

Comment:
This was my favorite of the challenge. It tells a story more than just a shot of a camera. I particularly like the way you used two subjects to balance the emotional rawness without distracting from the focal point of the challenge. Great job.

A Kiss for 10 Toes
by SandyP

Comment:
A precious photo for your family collection. Very well done. I would have given you an extra point if I had known the photo was taken by a Texan. :)

Glass Candle Holder on a Glass Table
by chalice

Comment:
Nice contemporary look. My only suggestion is that I would have scored it a a point higher if the subject was a little more balanced in the photo. Just a tad off for my eyes but that could just be me. Otherwise, you did a fine job.

old amber
by byoung

Comment:
The vines make me think of a romantic lace on a beautiful woman. Great shot. I love it.

Reflections in the Window
by docurrie

Comment:
I absolutely love windows. So, I love this shot. The use of the colores of the window pane and the blue sky with a contrast of white is very nice. Bravo.

Experiance
by egillbjarki

Comment:
I love the texture and tones. Excellent capture. It can be difficult photographing someone with glasses due to the glare they tend to produce but yours is a great example of how to work around that problem with the subject. He reminds me of my own grandfather and his stare he always had right before he spoke about his insight into the conversation.