Misty Rose
by scarbrd

Comment:
Pretty water droplets and good color. Not crazy about the composition - maybe a different angle would have helped.

Paranoid
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
This should have scored much higher. I love it!

"....it's a love without end, amen....."
by kellmak10

Comment:
Nice but boy I would love to see a tighter framing with the lovely blond child kissing the baby.

Abstract Body
by grgkopanas

Comment:
Possibly the ugliest parts of any man's body but I like this rendering anyway. Great use of light on white. One of the better entries in this challenge.

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by charliebaker

Comment:
Brave. Can't wait to find out what the voters think.

Lizard ?
by fotofan

Comment:
It's a great picture - love the wet hair and drips. Meal? A bit of a stretch.

These Are A Few Of My Favorite Things - Picnic Version
by retake

Comment:
The food looks good and nicely arranged. I would use a shorter glass to pull the wine into the picture more so you could eliminate some of the green background. The split between the green & white is right at the middle of the photo instead of the more appealing top third.

Caprese salad with strawberry balsamic reduction
by Pipe_Dream

Comment:
The food looks good - hard to do!
What doesn't work so well are your angles. The cutting board is not quite evenly cropped at the corners of your frame and then the white plate is not quite a straight diamond in the frame. If you'd lined up the angles or pulled back a little so the corners of the plate weren't cut off, this would not be grabbing my eye so much.

watermelon
by laurengray

Comment:
I love the concept and the sun glare. Wish less of the green trees in the background were showing. You could have exposed for the watermelon and let the background get blown out to be lighter and also decreased your depth of field to really focus on the fruit.

Caprese Salad
by Bkjeldgaard

Comment:
Nice simple composition and the food looks good. I would have rotated this 1 or 2 degrees to make the diamond perfectly straight in the frame.